windows found that this file is potentially harmful - .js extensio

G

Guest

I have googled my brains out and I can't find the answer. I have zipped files
that contain javascript files. The extension is .js.

Windows Vista will extract all the files but the .js because it says windows
found that this file is potentially harmful.

The zipped file is on my desktop, not still in email, not in messenger.

Defender is disabled. Windows firewall is disabled. I'm running Norton 360.
I can't get my job done without this file and I don't know what to do.
 
D

dean-dean

Try right-clicking of the .zip file, and choose Properties. On the General
tab, click on the Unblock button, and then Apply and OK. Then extract the
files.
 
M

Milo \(MSPSS\)

If you are in the US/CANADA please call Microsoft Security ( 866 727 2338 )
Toll Free and Free Support.
 
G

Guest

Before I got your message I found something about taking ownership of the
file. So I clicked on the properties of it and changed ownership to my
account (even though my account is the admin account) and it allowed me to
extract it.

Thanks for the help. I'll try that also in the future.
 
G

Guest

If you are in the US/CANADA please call Microsoft Security ( 866 727 2338 )
Toll Free and Free Support.

And what should the rest of the world do????
How about coming with solution to this????
I want to open any exe file that I download.
I'm a programmer and I want complete control
over my computer. Administration right should
make it easy for me to open anything, right??
how about option like " open anyway" ??
Is it to much to ask for???
 
J

joe smith

dear
about: windows found that this file is potentially harmful - .js extensio - dean-dean
28-Aug-07 07:10:58

Try right-clicking of the .zip file, and choose Properties. On the General
tab, click on the Unblock button, and then Apply and OK. Then extract the
files.

everytime must do this action? have a way to do it 1 time only? plz help me
 
M

Mustang :P

Unblock clicked thus removed - but still fail to extract the zipped files?!
Weird~
 

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