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In Outlook 2013, Options, Trust Center, Attachment handing: &nbsp;Are the options set to download attachments? &nbsp;Look through these options and set them and then see if your issue is resolved.
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Can you post a screenshot of this message?

In Outlook 2013, Options, Trust Center, Attachment handing:  Are the options set to download attachments?  Look through these options and set them and then see if your issue is resolved.

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Try also in Trust Center, Automatic Download and uncheck the main setting. Then you may see fewer of the Trusted Source windows.
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Try also in Trust Center, Automatic Download and uncheck the main setting. Then you may see fewer of the Trusted Source windows.

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I'm running Outlook 2013; how do I disable the prompt for attachments regarding &quot;trustworthy source&quot;? &nbsp;The checkbox labeled &quot;Always ask before opening this type of file&quot; is grayed out. I can't find a setting in Outlook options to fix this.
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I'm running Outlook 2013; how do I disable the prompt for attachments regarding "trustworthy source"?  The checkbox labeled "Always ask before opening this type of file" is grayed out. I can't find a setting in Outlook options to fix this.

Outlook 2013 attachment prompts

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.