This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions placed on this computer - outlook 2007 windows 2008 server
I have looked at the other answers available but I am much more of as novice on the windows 2008 server (alas I set it up and I am the administrator). Not sure what a GPO is and don't think I've set any up.
This seems to be a new problem, so something seems to have changed yet I don't know what that is.
Thanks
This seems to be a new problem, so something seems to have changed yet I don't know what that is.
Thanks
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will this fix work on my windows 2008 server? For all users who log on via terminal services?
Does it matter that this is a server not a stand alone computer?
Does it matter that this is a server not a stand alone computer?
So this happens when users are logged on through RDP? What exactly are they trying to do when this occurs? And does this error also occur when you log on as an administrator?
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I will check it out as administrator. On the regfix, do I have to change the htmlfile type for every user or will it be sufficent to just replace the file type on the C drive, My OS is standard server 2008
Every machine where Chrome has been uninstalled.
Chris B
Chris B
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a. As administrator, I did not have this problem and the links worked.
b. To cure this problem for other users logged into the server, (i am operating a windows 2008 standard server 32 bit) i ran the regedit as administrator,from the recomended page above, I Logged back in under my user name and the problem remains.
Do I have to run the regedit in some fashion for each user?
b. To cure this problem for other users logged into the server, (i am operating a windows 2008 standard server 32 bit) i ran the regedit as administrator,from the recomended page above, I Logged back in under my user name and the problem remains.
Do I have to run the regedit in some fashion for each user?
The registry fix is for HKU i believe. Put it in the user login script and let it run that way?
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what doe HKU mean
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You can run it by clicking on your start button and type "rsop.msc" into the search field and hit enter.
This will bring up a little wizard after which you will get an overview of any GPO settings applied to this server and which GPO it is coming from.
This will at least let you know if your problem stems from a GPO or not.