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DOCX file copied from Dropbox flagged by Microsoft Word as originating from an untrusted source
I've copied to my local drive a DOCX file that I was working on in Dropbox, and when I tried continuing work offline on the copy I made on my drive, Microsoft Word told me that the DOCX file has macr...
Megan
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHi DANI3L, let's jump right into this!
You mentioned that you copied the file to your local drive, from Dropbox. Do you mean you copied it from inside your local Dropbox folder on the device?
If you were indeed using the app, was this file available offline, or online-only in your Dropbox folder? As for the Properties, that don't display any Security section does this happen specifically with this file?
If you could send me a couple of screenshots, that'd be amazing.
Lastly, when you say that you want to add Dropbox to your trusted sites, do you mean you wish to whitelist the site? Let me know more as to what you wish to achieve here, in order for me to be able to guide you, and present you with the most appropriate steps.
Keep me posted!
Hi Megan,
Yes, I copied the file from inside my local Dropbox folder to my local drive.
Here's a screenshot.
Despite disabling Protected View and enabling all macros, I'm still warned about a security risk.
It's surely a Microsoft Windows/Office issue, because I did nothing than backing up this file to Dropbox, and then I copied it to my local drive to work on it, and was warned by M$ Office Word about the file being untrusted...
- Hannah
This issue dissapeared after I installed today Windows update KB5025239.
So, as was evident, this was just one of those strange Windows issues.
Or did I have to restart Windows for the Microsoft Office Macro Settings and Protected View setting updates to kick in?
