Disable mixed content security warning in IE?

The following security warning is displayed when I try to access an eLearning course in SumTotal using Internet Explorer 8:
My content is an AICC package published from Captivate 8. My project does not reference any external links, so why am I getting this warning? Is there a way to disable it?

Perhaps the external links are in the Adobe codebase where you cannot see them.

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Windows 7 - Launching unsafe files is in this path;
IE -> Internet Options -> Security tab -> Custome Level -> Scroll down in Settings -> Look for radio button "Launching applications and unsafe files (not secure)".
Don't know if it solves the problem or not but option is there.
Great, on Windows 8 x64 this is an option I can find and set.
It will generate a nasty warning in the system tray. And does not solve the problem:
I have downloaded a warez archive and extracted it. The resulting .exe file is a wrapped program which will extract everything to my choosings. I've used it before.
When I try to run the program, all I get is:
Windows Security
These files can't be opened
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Show details | Close
I do not use IE, I use chrome. What is this strange behaviour?? :(
Post-EDIT: I found this link with detailed steps for Windows 8, including screenshots.
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/e83792/how-to-disable-the-open-file-security-warning-in-windows-8/
But this does not solve my particular problem :s
... Peace!
Devvie
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2nd POST-EDIT: I solved it with a little tool: streams! Read more here: http://scforum.info/index.php/topic,8543.msg22024.html#msg22024 and be done with this IE sheit. Who uses IE anyways and why is it important when I want to run a local file :| The future
looks grimm :(

How to disable the annoying security warning for all users in Windows Server 2008 R2

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Since the number of the users is too big it is unfeasible to go through all the users and disable the User Access Control at their account settings.
Is it possible to achieve this through given account policy settings. I want to perform the changes on the server so it applies to *all* (or maybe those of Administration department) users.
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D

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It could sound like that one indeed. There are a few options to go for, however it should be fairly easy to find out :)
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In most cases that is not what the user needs. He/she should be able to disable this feature only on the selected websites. In my case, my intranet uses the filedepot plugin for the Drupal which was being blocked by the Firefox. It is annoying as we need to use it very often and to get it work, every time we need to click on the "Disable Protection on this page". However I'd need Firefox to block it on any other (especially 3rd party) websites.
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We didn't get a reply from you. I just wanted to try and follow up before I close this out.
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Using RSLs results in a mixed content warning in Chrome? When did this start happening?

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We've got a secure (delivered via HTTPS) Flex app that has been using RSLs for years. Just today, I noticed that Chrome was showing a "mixed content" warning for our app.
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