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Add the server to the trusted sites zone, not the Intranet zone.
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I have entered \\192.168.0.2 in my Trusted Zone and it entered file://192.168.0.2 &nbsp;but the problem persists...<br />
I lowered the Leve from Medium to Low and same thing.<br />
Do I have to reboot or something?
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Is it a particular file only? If yes, open the properties of that file. You should have a button to remove the Internet Zone &quot;marker&quot; (should be obvious).
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@Glemo: It is any files on my File server. But I don't see the &quot;Internet Zone Marker&quot; you are talking about...<br />
Some times I see a line appear about Security<br />
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I turn off notifications in the local or domain group policy<br />
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GP Edit<br />
Computer Configuration – admin Templates – Windows Components – Windows Defender<br />
Enable – Turn off defender notations or something like that<br />
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Sometimes I enable - Turn off Windows Defender and Turn off Real Time Protection if it's too draconian
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Dan, this is not a Defender but IE affair.
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OK, was just taking a stab in the dark :)
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All my computers are on the same domain.<br />
My server is 192.168.0.2.<br />
All my users keep getting this anoying message when transfering a file <br />
I read about adding stuff in their IE but doesn work.<br />
What is missing?<br />
tx!<br />
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All my computers are on the same domain.
My server is 192.168.0.2.
All my users keep getting this anoying message when transfering a file 
I read about adding stuff in their IE but doesn work.
What is missing?
tx!


How to get rid of the Widows sécurity warning when copying a file from  server to a desktop on the same domain

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