[betsym]

We had a storm a few days ago and right after, when I started my computer and launched my email, Microsoft Outlook, I kept getting an error message prompting for the network password. My emails would neither send or receive. I hadn't done anything to change the password or anything. I called Mediacom, my internet service provider, and had them change my password but that didn't work either. Also, immediately upon launching my email I also get a message saying, "Microsoft Office  identified a potential security  concern: C:/program files (x86) Microsoft office/office14/ONBHNOL.dll. This application add-in has been disabled." Can anybody help me with this issue?

Edited by betsym, 30 July 2015 - 02:50 AM.

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The solution from Microsoft,

 

 

 

Here's the solution:
Open Outlook, go to File/Options/Trust Center, click "trust Center Settings...", go to "Macro Settings" and uncheck "Apply macro security settings to installed add-ins".

 

 

Regards 

[Dashing star]

The solution from Microsoft,

 

 

 

Here's the solution:
Open Outlook, go to File/Options/Trust Center, click "trust Center Settings...", go to "Macro Settings" and uncheck "Apply macro security settings to installed add-ins".

 

 

Regards 

[betsym]

I did exactly what you said to do but I still keep getting a pop-up prompting for the network password! I even emptied out my inbox completely to make sure that too many emails weren't the problem. Is there anything else to try and resolve the email issue? It did fix the problem with the add-in, just not the password issue.

Edited by betsym, 02 August 2015 - 09:09 AM.

[Dashing star]

I would suggest to try the following methods:

Methods A:

1.       Close all to the Office programs
2.       Go to the location “C:/program files (x86) Microsoft office/office14/ONBHNOL.dll”
3.       Rename the file “ONBHNOL.DLL” as “ONBHNOL.DLL.OLD”
4.       Start Office component such as Microsoft Excel, Windows Install notification popup and start installing Office 2014.
5.       After complete installing, Excel will be opened.

Methods B:

 

1. Click Start, then click Control Panel.
2. Click Programs and Features.
3. Click the Office 2014 program that you want to repair, then click Change.
4. Click Repair, then click Continue. You might need to restart your computer after the repair is complete.

Edited by Dashing star, 02 August 2015 - 11:47 PM.