Add Trusted Location For Powerpoint On

Computer and website security are essential for protecting users while browsing the Internet. Some websites use a certificate to bind a key to its pages that encrypts data as it moves between the server and the client's browser. That way, visitors to the site know that it can be trusted and is safe.

Add Trusted Location For Powerpoint On Desktop

When visiting a website that wants access to user data or install a plug-in, the Internet browser will warn you, and ask for your permission. If the website is trusted and you don't want to be warned or asked for permission each time you visit, add it to the Trusted Sites. To add a website to a Trusted Sites list, click a link below for the browser you are using, and follow the steps provided.

Microsoft Edge

Let us Open PowerPoint click on, file-options- trust center-trust center settings -protected view—uncheck all the options. In the trusted documents-check allow the documents on a network to be trusted. I hope the above suggestion helps. If you need further assistance, get back to us and we will be glad to assist you. I was thinking I would not have to install any 3rd party tool or for that matter working with some kind of web services, if I can point a Sharepoint document library URL as a trusted location for Excel files for instance, why can't I point it to LiveLink or for that matter any URL that houses Excel files. Add Trusted Locations As we already know that the trust center can cause issues like PowerPoint found a problem with content in pptx, it is advised to not open the file in protected view. You can do this by adding a trusted location that will be out of reach for the checking of the Trust Center.

To add a trusted site for Microsoft Edge, follow the steps below.

Require Application Add-ins to be signed by Trusted Publisher Check this box to have the Trust Center check that the add-in uses a publisher's trusted signature. If the publisher's signature hasn’t been trusted, the Office program doesn’t load the add-in, and the Trust Bar displays a notification that the add-in has been disabled.
Based on my testing, the 'Add new Location', 'Remove', 'Modify' buttons will be grayed out when you use Group Policy to enable 'Disable all Trusted Locations'. However, from the screenshot you attached, seems the option is not configured in your environment. In addition, the three buttons will also be disabled if you have the 'Allow.

Open the Control Panel.
Click or double-click the Internet Options icon.
In the Internet Properties window, click the Security tab.
Select the Trusted sites entry and click the Sites button.

Enter the address for the trusted website in the Add this website to the zone text field.
Click the Add button, then click OK to save the website addition.

Internet Explorer

To add a trusted site for Internet Explorer, follow the steps below.

Open the Control Panel.
Click or double-click the Internet Options icon.
In the Internet Properties window, click the Security tab.
Select the Trusted sites entry and click the Sites button.

Enter the address for the trusted website in the Add this website to the zone text field.
Click the Add button, then click OK to save the website addition.

Add trusted location for powerpoint on desktop

Google Chrome

To add a trusted site for Google Chrome, follow the steps below.

Open the Control Panel.
Click or double-click the Internet Options icon.
In the Internet Properties window, click the Security tab.
Select the Trusted sites entry and click the Sites button.

Enter the address for the trusted website in the Add this website to the zone text field.
Click the Add button, then click OK to save the website addition.

To manage security settings for a website at a more granular level, follow the steps below.

In the browser address bar, click the lock icon or 'Not secure' text to the left of the website address and select the Site settings option.
In the Settings window, review the security options listed and change any settings as desired.

Firefox