To use the app, simply extract the trustloaction.exe file and place it in the folder that you wish to trust, and double click the file. It will automatically create the relevant Trusted folder location for the current user. (Usually, you should run it in both the front-end folder, and the rear-end folder.)
@@599CD How weird is that. It was 3rd on the list when I searched it on Google. Anyway, I guess you are not as truly interested in helping others as I thought you might be. No doubt you will also delete this as you did the link to the page where your reader could download the app. Such a pit, I really thought you might actually be about making access simpler for others..
Hello Sir and thanks for your nice videos. I have a big problem in first time open my database in other computer. Because bypass security automatically disable duo to trust location, so as result option meno and every things are visible..!! So I can't send my db to any one online, and I must go there and set the trust location manually and then everything works well. I want to the program works in any location without warning. Thanks.
My dbs are on a windows mapped network drive. If I try to add X:\ as a trusted location, it says: "The remote or network path you have entered is not allowed by your current security settings.". Even if I check the box that says "Allow trusted locations on my network (not recommended)." It still wont allow it. I opened and office ticket and basically you cannot use mapped network drives or IP addresses. You can only use the name of the PC, so for example \\myserver\databasefolder\
If your drive is \\SERVER\Database and it's mapped to X:\ then if you browse to X:\ in the trust center, it will change it to the full UNC path for the listing. It's still the same location though.
@@599CD It didn't do that for me, but even if I did use the unc path, from the view of windows or microsoft apps,even though they are the same location, it treats anything other than the unc path as a second class citizen so it still doesn't trust the location. I opened a ticket with office support and they didn't really confirm but they did according to their documentation.
Security is taking over the work day ... there are lots of small business (MANY MANY) who dont need or want this obtrusive nonsense that blocks work and makes no positive contribution. I like many dont want to use the web as a storage device, we have NAS drives which are on a PRIVATE Network secure - more so than the WEB. Yet the messages I receive for so many things that are suppose to help me I wish would go very far away ! far far away. The worst of it is there are no hints to resolve - just links t o wordy overproduced web pages that are nearly impossible to read. Thanks for your educated point of view.
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To use the app, simply extract the trustloaction.exe file and place it in the folder that you wish to trust, and double click the file. It will automatically create the relevant Trusted folder location for the current user. (Usually, you should run it in both the front-end folder, and the rear-end folder.)
Never heard of that one before. Google doesn't seem to know much about it either.
@@599CD How weird is that. It was 3rd on the list when I searched it on Google. Anyway, I guess you are not as truly interested in helping others as I thought you might be. No doubt you will also delete this as you did the link to the page where your reader could download the app. Such a pit, I really thought you might actually be about making access simpler for others..
a query, in access runtime, I have followed the steps correctly, but when recording new information I get several "action query" pop-up windows
Hello Sir and thanks for your nice videos.
I have a big problem in first time open my database in other computer. Because bypass security automatically disable duo to trust location, so as result option meno and every things are visible..!!
So I can't send my db to any one online, and I must go there and set the trust location manually and then everything works well.
I want to the program works in any location without warning.
Thanks.
New subcriber! This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you😁
Welcome!
My dbs are on a windows mapped network drive. If I try to add X:\ as a trusted location, it says: "The remote or network path you have entered is not allowed by your current security settings.". Even if I check the box that says "Allow trusted locations on my network (not recommended)." It still wont allow it. I opened and office ticket and basically you cannot use mapped network drives or IP addresses. You can only use the name of the PC, so for example \\myserver\databasefolder\
If your drive is \\SERVER\Database and it's mapped to X:\ then if you browse to X:\ in the trust center, it will change it to the full UNC path for the listing. It's still the same location though.
@@599CD It didn't do that for me, but even if I did use the unc path, from the view of windows or microsoft apps,even though they are the same location, it treats anything other than the unc path as a second class citizen so it still doesn't trust the location. I opened a ticket with office support and they didn't really confirm but they did according to their documentation.
My situation is the same. And it is OK now when I follow your instruction. Thank you very much.
@@huehoang5154 This just happened to me as well.
Thanks again!
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Not platinum? :)
Thanks Rick.
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Didn't work for me, unfortunately. Followed steps exactly and made sure the directory location was correct.
Well you know what they say try try again practice makes perfect
Security is taking over the work day ... there are lots of small business (MANY MANY) who dont need or want this obtrusive nonsense that blocks work and makes no positive contribution. I like many dont want to use the web as a storage device, we have NAS drives which are on a PRIVATE Network secure - more so than the WEB. Yet the messages I receive for so many things that are suppose to help me I wish would go very far away ! far far away. The worst of it is there are no hints to resolve - just links t o wordy overproduced web pages that are nearly impossible to read. Thanks for your educated point of view.
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