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I'm getting an error when opening Word or Excel 2010 files ' Protected View: This file originated from and might be unsafe'. How do I get rid of it?A. You need to disable protected mode. To do that, follow these steps:1.

And if you want to disable Protected View in Microsoft Word or PowerPoint 2010-2016, just repeat these steps. Step 1: Click “File Options” in MS Excel 2010. To get to Protected View settings, we should open MS Excel 2010 and go to File and Options. Step 2: Click Trust Center Trust Center Settings Protected View. How to Enable AutoRecover in Microsoft Office 2010. Does this sound familiar? You are working in Excel, Word or Access in Microsoft Office 2010, and your device suddenly crashes, in the middle of a session. You have not saved your document.

Open MS Word 2010 and go to File → Options2. When Word Options dialog comes up, click on Trust Center and then on Trust Center Settings.3. In the Trust Center, add the required trusted location (eg. C:MyFolder)Chances are, you are not trying to add a local drive path, but rather a network drive. This may be a bit of a problem. If you can, mount your drive using a server name, rather than IP (eg. If you can't, you'll have to uncheck ' Enable protected View for files originating from the Internet' under Protected View and not bother with trusted locations at all.In its traditional fashion, Microsoft decided to enable extra security.

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I guess they've put their heads together and decided that nobody mounts shared drives by IP anymore, so there's no way for you to add IP-mounted drive as a trusted source. What is the result of this new feature? People end up disabling it.

As part of an Office 2010 deployment I needed to remove the Recent Documents option from Word. It’s possible to do this using the Office 2010 Group Policy settings.Download and extract the Office 2010 Administrative Template filesDownload and extract the Office 2010 Help Files: Office Fluent User Interface Control IdentifiersOpen the Group Policy Object you wish to use to manage Office 2010. Expand User Configuration, Policies and right-click on Administrative Templates. Choose Add/Remove TemplatesSelect the Office 2010 adm files and click CloseGo to the location to which you extracted the Office 2010 Help Files: Office Fluent User Interface Control Identifiers. Open the Excel spreadsheet for the appropriate application.Search the spreadsheet for the control you wish to disable.

Microsoft Office 2010 Files

I wanted to remove access to Recent documents, so noted control IDs 21439 and 19950.Expand User Configuration, Policies, Microsoft Word 2010, Disable Items in User Interface, Custom and open Disable commandsIn Disable commands choose enable, click Show and enter the control IDs you wish to disable. Separate multiple values with a comma. Click OK and close the Group Policy editor.Recent document is now disabled.