Windows 10: How to reinstate the ability to be able to link into hyperlinks.

I have researched this issue to ad nauseum. Never have I been able to find the correct answer. This is not a case of having to change a User account 'type'. There is no need to change User accounts or to give myself Admin rights. I have them as the only user on this laptop. If I am the only user on my home laptop, how did the administrator restriction be set, that does not allow me to link into ANY hyperlink? It occurs with any hyperlink in my Excel spreadsheets and Word docs. I do not use Outlook. Message that occurs is: "This operation has been canceled due to restrict

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Windows 10 Pro hyperlink problem.

Hi,

For us to provide you the right solution to address your concern properly, kindly provide us with the following information:

• Does it also happen when clicking on a hyperlink through web Skype app?
• Does the issue occur when clicking a hyperlink on a certain website?
• What troubleshooting steps have you tried so far?

As for the initial troubleshooting, we suggest that you try to download the latest version of Windows 10 through this

link and see this error will be resolved.

We look forward to your response.

 

How do I remove a HYPERLINK() formula that assigns a URL to a link name, and keep the URL assigned to the link name?

I have 3 columns, 'C' is a list of URLs, 'E' is a list of friendly names I use to represent the URL, and 'D' is the link.

To make the Link names into hyperlinks, I created this formula for the link name in D2: =HYPERLINK(C2,E2).

I need to be able to copy and paste the result of that formula with the hyperlink, but WITHOUT the formula in it!

If I "Paste Special..." with "Formulas" unchecked, then all I get is Link name back with no link.

Is there a way to remove the middle-man (the formula) and just keep the URL for the link name? Thanks!

 

Windows 10 mail hyperlinks

Hi,

Since the option above did not work, we suggest resetting the Mail application by following the steps below:

• Click Settings and choose System.
• Click on Apps & features, scroll down at the right side and choose
  Mail and Calendar.
• Click Advance options then click Reset tab (A check mark will show up when reset is done.).
• Open Mail app, sign-in on your account and check if you will be able to click on the hyperlinks.

NOTE: Resetting it might delete the data/appointments that you have on the Calendar. We suggest performing a back up before resetting it.

Get back to us if you have other concerns.