Office 2013 blocking power point files when downloaded

 · Hi All, I have a Toshiba Laptop running Windows Pro and MS Office Pro Plus. When I try to open a PowerPoint file downloaded from the internet I cannot open it even after saving the file to the laptop. It comes up with the following message; "sorry, PowerPoint can't read C:\Users\administrator\AppData\Local\Microsoft\INe tCache\IE. In Excel, click the File tab. Click Options Trust Center Trust Center Settings, and then click External Content. There is only one option: Always block the connection of untrusted Microsoft Query files .iqy,.oqy,.dqy, bltadwin.ru) Check this option if you want to block connections to Microsoft Query files. Applies to Office When you check the Allow Office to connect to the Internet box, When you check the Download a file periodically that helps determine system problems box: Applies to the following Office programs: Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, .

Open/Save of PowerPoint presentations, shows, templates, and add-in files must be blocked. This policy setting allows you to determine whether users can open, view, edit, or save PowerPoint files with the format specified by the title of this policy setting. The August 9 security update for Office included a non-security feature to allow administrators to use Group Policy to block macros from running in files that are downloaded from the Internet. This feature was added to Office earlier this year. This policy can be enabled using Group Policy or by editing the registry. In the Trust Center window, select File Block Settings, and then clear the "Open" or "Save" check box for the file type that you want to open or save. Clear the option means allow user to open or save the file. Check the option means block the file. Select OK two times. Try to open or save the file that was blocked again.

This video will show you simple steps to disable Protected View for downloaded Microsoft® PowerPoint bltadwin.rut in this video is provided on. If you wish to manually open a blocked file, right-click on the downloaded file and then select Properties. In the General tab, click Unblock, click Apply and then click OK. But, imagine you have to do this every time you download a file—that can be annoying and time-consuming. If you often download files from the internet or receive files. In the Trust Center window, select File Block Settings, and then clear the "Open" or "Save" check box for the file type that you want to open or save. Note Clear the option means allow user to open or save the file.