Add Blocked File Types in SharePoint 2010 


string webAppUrl = "Your URL";               



string myBlockFileType = "dll";                   



Uri myUri = new
Uri(webAppUrl);                   



SPWebApplication myWebApp = SPWebApplication.Lookup(myUri);                   



Collection<string> blockFileTypes = myWebApp.BlockedFileExtensions;                   



blockFileTypes.Add(myBlockFileType);                   



myWebApp.Update();




Hope this will helps you...


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