How to avoid the ERROR - Microsoft OneNote Security Notice

Question

Windows 10 Pro

OneNote DeskTop 365 Office

I have asked for help on this in the past without coming to any workable solution. Whenever I create a link using the Ctrl+K I get the error. The links are pointing to the same computer that OneNote is loaded on. So everything on that computer would be safe. I tried adding the path using the Trust Center with no luck. The center does give you five different options I'm totally at loss as to what these options actually accomplish and how I should use them.

Bob

PS When mentioning that I'm using OneNote DeskTop 365 Office , what would be the best way to include this in my post so everybody understands which OneNote I am using.

Answer 1

One, not seven 😏

Bernd

Answer 2

Still no luck. When I go into security as in:

Security\DisableHyperlinkWarning (Double Left-Click) See Image. I Now change Decimal to 7. When I do this Hexadecimal also charges to 7.

I'm including the Permissions just in case that might be an issue.

I'm including Permissions just in case this might be my problem.

Thanks

Bob

Amerifax

Answer 3

DWORD, not QWORD

"1", not "7" (the post contained an italic "1")

Source:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/troubleshoot/administration/enable-disable-hyperlink-warning 

Bernd

Answer 4

The only thing I changed was 32 to 64bit. See Images. I click Yes on the error screen and the file does come up. But I wish to not see the Error Screen.

Bob

I hope the images show you something I did not see.

Bob

Answer 5

Dear Audi911KQ,

Good day! Thanks for posting in the community. We are happy to help you.

According to your description, I assume you added a link that links to another file on your device. If so, I can reproduce the same message when clicking the link. Also, as you mentioned, OneNote doesn’t have a Trusted Location as in other Office applications. As a workaround, you can edit the registry key to prevent Microsoft OneNote Security Notice from popping on. For more details, please view Jashion’s reply in this thread. Please note that this change will take effect for all Office applications instead of a single Office application.

We look forward to your response. Thanks for your cooperation.

Sincerely,

George | Microsoft Community Moderator

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