Removing a trusted location in Microsoft Excel

Overview

On some machines, it is best not to add a trusted location in order for ODBClink to start correctly.

Removing a trusted location in Microsoft Excel 2010, 2013 and 2016

To remove an existing trusted location from Microsoft Excel 2010, 2013 and 2016, follow these steps.

1. Start Microsoft Excel;
2. Click on the File button;
3. Click on the Options button;
4. Click on the Trust Center entry in the list on the Excel Options dialogue;
5. Click on the Trust Center Settings... button;
6. Click on the Trusted Locations entry in the list on the Trust Center dialogue;
7. Find and select the entry relating to ODBClink or the trusted location you want to remove;
8. Click the Remove button;
9. Click the Browse... button and select the folder where ODBClink is installed'
10. Tick the Subfolders of this location are also trusted checkbox;
11. Click on the OK button of the Trust Center dialogue;
12. Click on the OK button of the Excel Options dialogue;
13. Close Microsoft Excel;

Removing a trusted location in Microsoft Excel 2007

To remove an existing trusted location from Microsoft Excel 2007, follow these steps.

1. Start Microsoft Excel;
2. Click on the Round Office button;
3. Click on the Excel Options button;
4. Click on the Trust Center entry in the list on the Excel Options dialogue;
5. Click on the Trust Center Settings... button;
6. Click on the Trusted Locations entry in the list on the Trust Center dialogue;
7. Find and select the entry relating to ODBClink or the trusted location you want to remove;
8. Click the Remove button;
9. Click the Browse... button and select the folder where ODBClink is installed'
10. Tick the Subfolders of this location are also trusted checkbox;
11. Click on the OK button of the Trust Center dialogue;
12. Click on the OK button of the Excel Options dialogue;
13. Close Microsoft Excel;

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