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Provide a workaround for an issue when Browser Gives an "Update Your browser" Message When Opening A Link To A Google Drive Within A Microsoft File (Excel, Powerpoint & Word) on Windows systems.
Resolution
Coming soon...
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| 1 | Right-click on the Start menu button |
| | 2 | Click Run |
| | 3 | Type in regedit |
| | 4 | Click OK |
| | 5 | In the Registry Editor, browse to the following location based on the bit version of Office and Windows you have
Note: Create the keys if they do not exist |
| Office 32 Bit | Office 64 Bit | | Windows 32 Bit | HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\9.0\Common\Internet | N/A | | Windows 64 Bit | HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Office\9.0\Common\Internet\ | HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\9.0\Common\Internet |
| | 6 | Make sure the Internet subkey is selected |
| | 7 | Select Edit on the menu bar at the top |
| | 8 | Select New |
| | 9 | Select DWORD Value |
| | 10 | You will see a New Value #1 appear, rename it to ForceShellExecute |
| | 11 | Double-click on ForceShellExecute |
| | 12 | Change the Value Data field from 0 to 1 |
| | 13 | Click OK |
| | 14 | Exit the Registry Editor |
| | 15 | Save your work and exit all the software and restart the computer |
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