Right click on the Outlook icon and then right click on the Outlook icon that is shown in the pop-up that you triggered with your first right click.
Hold SHIFT while right clicking on the Outlook icon.
Taskbar Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10. Unfortunately, this method isn’t very consistent and it depends on your version of Windows and where the shortcut for your application is located whether or not you’ll directly see the option. Method 2: Start Outlook as an administrator – Option 2Īnother way to start Outlook as an administrator is to right click on its shortcut and select “Run as administrator” from the menu that pops-up. …you can disable the option when opening the attachment. Open the attachment and untick the "Always ask…" box.Īfter opening Outlook as an administrator…. Accept the User Account Control (UAC) security prompt and provide administrator credentials when prompted. Hold CTRL+SHIFT while clicking on the Outlook icon. Method 1: Start Outlook as an administrator – Option 1Ī quick way to start any application as an administrator is to hold the CTRL+SHIFT button while launching the application. You’ll have to repeat the below process of each file extension you don’t want to be prompted again for. So disabling it for zip-files will not disable it for htm-files. This option cannot be disabled with standard user privileges. In that case, you’ll need to change the file opening behavior via the Registry. However, depending on the file extension, this convenient trick may still not work. Since that option is a system wide change and not limited to the logged on user, you must perform this action with Administrator rights.Īs Outlook runs with user-level permissions by default, even when logged on as an administrator, you must explicitly run Outlook as an administrator to change the option. How can I enable this checkbox and get rid of the prompt when opening my attachment? There is an option which says “Always ask before opening this type of file” which I want to turn off but I can't since it is greyed out. I would like to open it but I don't want to answer this question again. When I double click on an attachment, I’m being asked whether I would like to open or save the file.
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