Question

Which of the following should NOT be done if Access gives you a security warning about your database?

1) Run a virus scan on any file before you say it should be trusted.
2) If you know the database is safe, you can trust a database permanently by storing it in a trusted location.
3) Do not click Enable Content in the security warning if you are not sure if the database is safe.
4) Enable the content. Nothing bad will happen, even if there is a virus embedded in the file.

Answer 1

The correct answer is option 4) Enable the content.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct answer is option 4) Enable the content. When Access gives you a security warning about your database, you should not enable the content if you are not sure if the database is safe. Enabling the content could potentially allow a virus or other malicious software to run on your computer.

Options 1) and 2) are recommended actions to take to ensure the database is safe. Running a virus scan on any file before trusting it and storing a known safe database in a trusted location are both steps to protect your computer.

Option 3) is also incorrect because clicking Enable Content without being sure of the database's safety can lead to potential security risks.