Check for server certificate revocation ( requires restart) Check for publisher’s certificate revocation
Uncheck 2 options highlighted in the screenshot: Open Internet Explorer, go to Settings ⇒ Internet Options, select Advanced tab, and move to Security section.
#Disable com add ins outlook 2010 Pc#
Option 3: Disable Certificates for publisher and server on the client PC Right click on the created key, select and enter “1” into Value data field:įigure 1 - RC 3.7 and RC 3.7.10 (32-bit Outlook)įigure 3 - RC 3.7 and RC 3.7.10 (64-bit Outlook) If Outlook safe works as expected, disable the add-ins.
#Disable com add ins outlook 2010 windows#
"AOP.RC.ResourceFinder.Addin\dtype"=dword:00000000 Option 2: Create a registry key to force Outlook to never disable RC Add-in: Option 1: Temporary solution: Click on “Always enable this add-in” Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2016 are less tolerant to long add-in load time compared to earlier Outlook revisions. Another variant is that Outlook may keep on loading add-ins, but it Outlook never completes loading. It may be see that the outlook splash screen stops at loading add-ins, and Outlook is automatically closed after that. Sometimes even if you put the add-in into the “Always enable this add-in” list, it is still flagged as “Inactive” even with a reboot of Outlook. When starting Outlook 2013 or Outlook 2016, this information bar might be displayed saying “A problem was detected with an add-in and it has been disabled”:Ĭlicking on the “View Disabled Add-ins…” button shows a form with the list of add-in as well as how each add-in impact Outlook performance:
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