The good thing is, there is a separate option for Outlook files. After doing this, your files will no longer be opened in protected view. Now you need to repeat this step for all the other Office Applications you want it to apply to, like Word and PowerPoint. Here you want to Enable the "Do not open files from the Internet zone in Protected View.
Now Navigate to Microsoft Excel 2016 -> Excel Options -> Security -> Trust Center -> Protected View. Now, if you installed the templates correctly, you should see your Office 2016 Administrative Templates under: User Configuration -> Policies -> Administrative Templates like below: Creating the GPO Open your Group Policy Management Console and create a new GPO. (C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions\en-US) Alright, now we got the templates installed, time to create the GPO. Installing the language filesĪnd paste them into the folder with the same name within your PolicyDefinitions folder. Installing the templatesīack to the folder where you extracted the files, now open the language folder that suits your system, for me it's en-us, and copy all of the. Now navigate to your local Policy store C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions and paste the. Now we have to copy those templates in the correct location. You will end up with this: Downloading admx files
(Most likely it will be 64bit)ĭouble click the installer and extract them in any folder you like. Head here and download the templates in either 64bit or 32bit version, according to your system. Step 1 - Downloading Office 2016 admx templatesįirst, we need to download and install the Office 2016 admx templates. To work around this, we can create a GPO that disables this protected view.įor this example, we will use Windows Server 2016. If you happen to have a network share connected via its IP Address instead of its FQDN, you probably will run into the issue that Office 2016 will see that network path as untrusted. Today I'll show you how to disable the protected view when opening Office 2016 files on a local network share using Group Policy.
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