Word macros have been disabled for resolution

Excel/word macros have been disabled workaround come on, little fat will tell you that. "Macros have been disabled" prompts the workaround, these two prompts in Excel and Word often appear, how to do? Please try the following method.

--word macros have been disabled workaround

Method One, Word Options--> Add-ins--> manage "COM add-ins," and go to--> the "Manuscript Wizard, calligraphy add-in, office special symbol input add-in" three cancel--> OK.

Method Two, tool--> macro-> security--> a trusted publisher, empty the hook in the selection box below, and then change the macro security to the highest.

Method Three, you may be the first time you installed Office in the share of VBA is not installed, you can reinstall the VBA and trust certificates.

Method Four, Word Options--> add-ins--> go to--> Delete all 5 items inside, and then determine-->word option--> Trust Center--> Trust Center Settings--> Select Enable all macros and trust to VBA Project object Model Access "--> OK, finally reboot Word2007.

--excel macros have been disabled workaround

Click Office buttons, click Excel Options, and then click Trust Center, Trust Center settings, and macro settings.

Click the option you want:

"Disable all macros and do not notify" Click this option if you do not trust macros. All macros in the document, as well as security warnings about macros, are disabled at this time. If some documents contain unsigned macros that you do trust, you can put them in a trusted location to add, delete, or modify files. Documents in a trusted location can be run without the need for a trust-centric security system check.

"Disable all macros and give notice" This is the default setting. Click this option if you want to disable macros, but you receive a security warning when you want to have macros. This allows you to choose when to enable the macros in various situations.

Disable all macros without digital signatures in addition to digitally signing macros by trusted Publishers, this setting is the same as the "Disable all macros and Alerts" option, and macros can run if you trust the publisher. If you do not trust the publisher, you will receive a notification. This allows you to choose to enable those signed macros or trusted publishers. All unsigned macros are disabled and no notification is issued.

"Enable all macros" (not recommended, potentially dangerous code may run) Click this option to allow all macros to run. This setting makes your computer vulnerable to potentially malicious code, so this setting is not recommended.