Windows 10: Can't remove Outlook 2010 Add-in due to permissions

I am the only person using my desktop and I do have Administrative permissions. However, when I try to remove a disabled Add-in from Outlook 2010 I get the error message. My login is a pin # on Windows 2010

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Outlook 2010 Assistance

I'm revisiting using Outlook, something I thought I would never have to do, and I am having a few difficulties. I figure there must be people around the forum here that use Office and Outlook extensively that might be able to help me out.

One thing bothering me right now is how to use the to-do list/task list. Say I have a task that isn't due until 1/12/13- is there a way for me to have that task pop up daily in my tasklist until the due date? Right now I can only have it pop on the the date I created the task or the date it is ultimately due. I've seen where I can set a daily reminder, but it would be much easier for me to use if I could see it on the list everyday. Maybe its an option I am overlooking?

Thanks in advance to anyone that can help, post up if you need more information.

 

Cannot Open Hyperlinks Outlook 2010

I have scoured the Internet, tried a variety of things, but none have fixed an inability to open a hyperlink in Outlook 2010. I believe this started when I uninstalled Firefox and Adobe Acrobat Reader temporarily.

Upon clicking on a hyperlink in an e-mail in Outlook 2010, I get this error message.

"This operation has been canceled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. Please contact your system administrator".

Uninstalling, reinstalling, and changing default browsers (IE, Edge, Chrome, Firefox) does nothing. I am at wits end. ANY suggestions would be very welcome.

Notes: Opening hyperlinks from Outlook.com works fine. Outlook 2010 as in Office 2010 does not work.

Thank you.

Phil

 

Windows 10 upgrade... Outlook 2010 not working.

Went through the same process with same level of success, despite the guy on the other end doing his best. Given the link to your solution by a fellow sufferer and Twitter user.
I've tried to do what you've suggested, all permissions seem to be allowed now for all my Outlook accounts but still can't access them (the permissions bit of the error message has now gone however).

Anyone have any ideas?? Ready to bat Windows 10 into the reeds!