Nikolay,

What if you don't have either "Cache-control:no-store" or "Cache-control:no-cache" http headers set? Is there something else that can be done other than modifying the client machine registry?

I'm experiencing the same issue where I cannot export in IE8 over SSL. In IE9, it works fine but we support both of these broser versions.

Thanks,

Karen

Hello nhutchinson,

If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me.

Hi nhutchinson,

If you have "Cache-control:no-store" or "Cache-control:no-cache" http headers, you should remove them.

Let me know if this helps.

The thread is a solution for the client that directs me to an MSDN article on how to add the BypassSSLNoCacheCheck value in the registry. are there changes that can be made as part of the page directives? such as <%@ OutputCache ...%>  Also, as a test, I loaded an excel file onto the websites and am able to click and download it with no issue, so it seems there is nothing configured in IIS that would prevent the download of the file.