Samoreen
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Hi,
After installing version 10, Windows has started to systematically open the "Open File Security Warning" dialog whenever I tried to Edit in... Photoshop CC from LR. Which is rather annoying since the option allowing to permanently disable the warning for that executable no longer exists.
A solution for those who are hit by this issue...
It is possible to disable the security warning globally (Internet Options | Security | Internet | Custom level | Miscellaneous | Launching applications and unsafe files (enable) ). This works but Windows 10 will now start to systematically warn you that your system is at risk. Kind of a chicken/egg - hair pulling - chicken plucking problem. Microsoft are very good at inventing such things.
There's a better solution although it can be considered unsafe by some users.
However, I think there's something wrong with the CC installer. I didn't have this issue when launching PS directly, only from LR.
Hope this helps.
After installing version 10, Windows has started to systematically open the "Open File Security Warning" dialog whenever I tried to Edit in... Photoshop CC from LR. Which is rather annoying since the option allowing to permanently disable the warning for that executable no longer exists.
A solution for those who are hit by this issue...
It is possible to disable the security warning globally (Internet Options | Security | Internet | Custom level | Miscellaneous | Launching applications and unsafe files (enable) ). This works but Windows 10 will now start to systematically warn you that your system is at risk. Kind of a chicken/egg - hair pulling - chicken plucking problem. Microsoft are very good at inventing such things.
There's a better solution although it can be considered unsafe by some users.
- Launch REGEDIT or any other registry editor.
- Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Associations.
- If the string value LowRiskFileTypes for that key doesn't exist, create it.
- Set it to ".exe;.bat;.cmd;.vbs" without the quotes.
- Logoff and login again.
However, I think there's something wrong with the CC installer. I didn't have this issue when launching PS directly, only from LR.
Hope this helps.