كيفية القضاء على تحذير الأمان عند بدء المشروع وصول مللي ثانية

Question

وحين فتح أي قاعدة بيانات MS Access أو تحذير أمان يظهر قائلا ان الملف يمكن أن تكون ضارة إلى الكمبيوتر. ومع ذلك، هناك طريقة لإزالة هذه الرسالة. أو ينبغي أن يظل شر لا بد منه

Answer 1

وربما يمكنك أن توقيع البرنامج. أنا لا أعرف على وجه اليقين. قراءة هذه المقالة ومعرفة ما إذا كان ينطبق نفس المبدأ.

Answer 2

إذا خفض إعدادات الأمان في خيارات الوصول الخاصة بك وسوف تذهب بعيدا على ما أعتقد. وبطبيعة الحال يتم تعيين هذه الإعدادات أين هم لسبب ما.

Answer 3

وفيما يلي بعض الملاحظات على المزيد من الشهادات والأمن.

وشهادة، بما في ذلك الاعتماد الذاتي: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access/HP010397921033. ASPX

معلومات عامة عن أساسيات الأمان لرمز مكتب وأمان الماكرو: HTTP: / /office.microsoft.com/en-us/ork2003/CH011480831033.aspx

والتخلف موقع موثوق ل Office 2003 http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ ork2003 / HA011403181033.aspx؟ PID = CH011480851033

وأمان الماكرو في Office 2003 http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ ork2003 / HA011403071033.aspx؟ PID = CH011480831033

Answer 4

You can eliminate the security warning at the startup of a ms-access project by putting the access project in a Trusted Location. Or Better yet, make your own Trusted Location.

I recommend creating a folder in the System (C) drive with the name of your project. For example, we could call the folder Database (Path: C:\Database)

Then enter this path as a registry key like this:

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Access\Security\Trusted Locations\Location20] "Path"="C:\Database" "Description"="Access Project location"

Now lets explain a few things about what this key did:

• The number "14.0" is the version of MS Office. You can simply change that to the number that represents the version you are running.
• The "Location20" is a unique name that we assigned. The 20 can be any number that is not already used. Other programs, including default MS Access wizards, already may have used other numbers. Or if you want to make more then one path as a trusted location, then each location must end with a different number.
• The "C:\Database\" actually is the physical path that you want to set to be a Trusted Location. You can put any path that you choose here. I am not sure why it uses double \, but I just copied the example of how the previous keys were set up and this seemed to work best.
• The Description is not needed, but obviously any description can be used.

For more details on how to make Trusted Locations work for your MS Access project, read our detailed explanation here: http://blog.ideaz.net/2013/12/how-to-remove-microsoft-access-security.html

Answer 5

Here's my notes from a similar, internal issue with Access 2003 a few years back:

Okay, so here's (evidently) the deal.

• The network server was not in the Trusted Zone. Starting, IIRC, with SP2, this causes a Open/Save/Warning box when opening a file. By default, UNC paths are supposed to be in the Trusted Zone. I'm not sure why it wasn't, but here's the fix: Add server.dns and server to Internet Options->Security Zones->Local Intranet.
• Unsafe Expressions Are Not Blocked. This is some ridiculously overcomplicated Access security model (Google for unsafe expressions and Access Sandbox Mode for more). Basically, Access (starting with 2003 and/or Jet 4.0 SP8, I think) warns you if a registry key is not set to disallow "unsafe expressions". The fix: Set HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Jet\4.0\Engines\SandBoxMode to 3, which blocks "unsafe expressions" for anything using Jet. This has to be done by an Administrator. Alternatively, I think that answering "Yes" to the Block Unsafe Expressions prompt as Administrator sets that key for you.
• This file may not be safe to open. This is an easy one, and follows the whole macro security model in Office. Just set the Tools->Macro->Security (don't look in the Tools->Security menu...that'd be too obvious) to Low.

BTW, I still have no idea what an "unsafe expression" is - nor why it continually asks to upgrade to Jet 4.0 SP8 when it already has been (I verified that it was updated by checking the file versions). But with those changes, it no longer asks anything when starting up. --MB

Answer 6

1. In Control Panel, click 'Internet Options'.
2. In the 'Internet Properties' popup, select the 'Security' tab.
   • Select 'Local Intranet' zone.
   • Click 'Sites' button.
   • In the 'Local Intranet' popup, clear the "Automatically detect..." checkbox and set the following checkboxes:
     • "Include all local (Intranet) sites not listed in other zones"
     • "Include all network paths (UNCs)"
   • 'OK'.
3. 'OK'.

Now all Access dbs anywhere on your Intranet or any referenced by a UNC will open immediately without warning. You assess the convenience/security tradeoff.