Suddenly I cannot open email attachments. I get a message stating that "security settings" do not allow. Where are these settings located and who set them?
I am using TWC (Time Warner Cable) as my mail server and Firefox as my browser. I went to my emails and tried to open an attachment and got an error message stating "security settings were preventing the file from being downloaded". Okay, I contacted TWC, Norton, and my PC settings. It looks as though Firefox is the problem! If I use a different browser ie: Google and go to my email account I have no problem. I remember recently that Firefox did a download of upgrades and this may be the cause of the problem.
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Thank you for your private message with the error text: "Your current security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded."
Firefox partially integrates with Internet Explorer's security settings for download purposes. You can liberalize your IE settings for the "Internet zone" by following the steps in this Microsoft forums reply:
Note: Traditionally, the Internet Options dialog was available in the Windows Control Panel as well as in IE. Not sure about Windows 8.1.
Does that fix it?
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The next time you see this, could you post the exact wording of the error (for Googling purposes) or a screen shot of the error?
Also, I don't know whether you have Firefox set to ask you to select the folder/file name when downloading but if you do, does the error appear before or after that step?
Ñemoĩporã poravopyre
Thank you for your private message with the error text: "Your current security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded."
Firefox partially integrates with Internet Explorer's security settings for download purposes. You can liberalize your IE settings for the "Internet zone" by following the steps in this Microsoft forums reply:
Note: Traditionally, the Internet Options dialog was available in the Windows Control Panel as well as in IE. Not sure about Windows 8.1.
Does that fix it?