Trying to suppress MS Access Security Notice

[NoSmoke]

I have a hyperlink control on a form which is linked to a jpeg image stored on the local HD. Whenever I click on the link, I get a Access Security Notice ("This location may be unsafe.") even though I have set the image's file folder to a Trusted Location. Is there any way this message can be disabled??

Thanks for any help on this...

 

[JHB]

There are some description here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925757

 

[NoSmoke]

Tried that JHB but no success. Tried running "Microsoft Fix it" first which didn't work. Followed that by using RegEdit to set

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Common\Security

"DisableHyperlinkWarning" = 1 (was = 0) which also had no effect.

I dunno but the MS support site seems to pertain to web address hyperlinks rather than file locations which is what I'm using it for.

 

[JHB]

I did created a hyperlink as you've, then I got the warning as you describe.
Then I added the following to the registry-file, (picture attached), after that then it open without warning!
Did you put it in as a "DWORD" 32bit?

 

[NoSmoke]

Yes, set the same DisableHyperlinkWarning = 1 just as you did (as DWORD 32bit). Rebooted this time but still no joy

I'm running Win 7 Home Premium which doesn't come with Access (2010) so Access in my case is an add-on. Maybe that explains the difference??

 

[JHB]

Mine is Windows 8 and MS-Access 2010 is bought a single application, so ...