Hi,
Looking around in GPEDIT.MSC, it looks like you can disable phishing filter
and disable user managing of phishing filter for either Computer
configuration or User configuration> Administrative templates> Windows
components> Internet Explorer.

Or, you could send out the REG key as a logon script.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\PhishingFilter
DWORD "Enabled" Value of 2 is on
Value of 1 is off
Value of 0 is disabled (Internet Options> Advanced> Phishing filter)
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Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]

"Ken C" <KenC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Clients are XP Pro.
> Students use folder redirection for their My Docs
> They have no admin rights on the computer
> Temp Internet Files have not been moved.
>
> Get the error that everyone gets about downloading a file related to the
> KB931768.
>
> SImply turning off the phishing filter fixes the problem; however, that is
> not a good solution in our environment (too many computers). There needs
to
> be a way to do this on the network. Something like group policy or
> unapproving the installation of this patch from WSUS. Currently the GPO
> option doesnt let you turn off the phishing filter - only lets users
manage
> it. There is no way to uninstall it via WSUS since the patch doesn't
support
> auto uninstall.
>
> Any ideas?