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The user experiences repeated security prompts when downloading files on Windows 7 Professional, despite the system being genuine and recently installed. Contributors suggest saving files directly to the hard drive or check admin rights, implying that security settings or user permissions may be causing the issue. Overall, the thread focuses on troubleshooting download security prompts, with the sentiment being a seek for quick, practical solutions.
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shO

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So, everytime when I want to DL some file from trusted sites, or when someone wants to send me something over Skype etc.. I get this message...

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Then I click OK, and one more time SAVE and everything wortks nice.. But why is that happening...?!

Im running Legit and Genuine version of Windows 7 Professional x86 ( DL'ed from MSDN AA )!

I hope that someone will help me!

P.s. ( BTW this is fresh install few days ago, and everything was good accept this one small problem :S
 

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Athlonite
Colargo gave you the answer above if you still have problems make sure you have Administrator rights you may have been set up as an normal user or power user making the Desktop area a protected place as colargo said just save the file to the user name \ downloads folder
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shO

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Come on people.. THIS IS URGENT!!!!

Thanx in advance!
 

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Colargol

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Try saving to directly to your harddisk instead. C:\ for example, or any other.
 

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shO

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Nah.. thats not what Im asking!
Someone else please...
 

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shO

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Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee help meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! :(
 

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Colargo gave you the answer above if you still have problems make sure you have Administrator rights you may have been set up as an normal user or power user making the Desktop area a protected place as colargo said just save the file to the user name \ downloads folder
 

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