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Hyper links wont open and I get the error message.
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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adding \fqdn.of.fileserver\datashare to the allowed site list did the trick!
@Schierza: in your case it's probably managed by GPO
Great hint! - but i cant add the FQDN - the field is greyed out?!
Any ideas?
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Andy
I found the same issue but i can fix it now.
Please try solution as below.
> go to Control Panel >> Internet Option >> add URL, UNC, FQDN path that you want to allow
> Adjust the scale down and select Enable Protected mode
Hope will help to fix your problem
Hi,
We've recently encountered the problem and are attempting to resolve it. I was able to find a temporary solution by changing the IP address to the server name instead, and everything is now good. If you're using a login script, you may need to update the server name as well.
I'm hoping for a fix patch as soon as feasible.
Thanks.
We have a problem with the hyperlink file path, not the URL website.
We can't open the file path in Outlook and face this popup.