Choose the program and some limited information is displayed.įor all the details click on ‘Choose defaults for this program’ and you’ll see all the items linked to that program. If you want to see what defaults are linked to a particular program go to Control Panel | Default Programs | Set Default Programs. If not, click on Change Program and choose Outlook from the list. It should be set to Outlook (desktop) as shown here.
#Office 365 outlook cannot open links windows 8
In Windows 8 go to Control Panel | Default Programs | Set Associations scroll down to near the bottom and find the Mailto entry (URL: Mailto Protocol). That’s where the default program settings have been for many years. To fix that go to the Windows Control Panel. However we’ve seen situations where Outlook’s check doesn’t work and clicking a Mailto: link opens the thrice-damned Mail app. The ‘Default Programs’ button will open the Windows Control Panel. The setting to do that is at Options | General | Make Outlook the default program for E-mail, Contacts and Calendar. Outlook will check that it’s the default program each time it starts. Usually you don’t have to dig around in Windows. The problem isn’t Outlook, its Windows and something that’s changed the Windows default action for making a new message. Windows 8 users get the (almost) useless Mail app filling their screen. You click on an email address and should get an Outlook new message window. Note: An alternative way to get to the Options dialog is to press ALT+T to open the old Tools menu and then choose Options. The page that opens has the Office 365 logo, which I don't use, and a exclamation mark in a red triangle with. Open the Menu by clicking on the hamburger icon (3 lines above each other) in the top right corner-> Options-> tab Applications-> click on the mailto drop down list and select: Use Microsoft Outlook. When I click on a link in an email the following is in the heading - .com. Sometimes Outlook ‘forgets’ that it’s the place for all email work. Yesterday I could open any link from my email. If you don't want to edit the registry yourself, you can run this prepared. (It's the same value found in the open\command key) You'll need to create both the opennew and command keys then add the url to the default value. Open Microsoft Admin center (You may need Admin access) Go to Users -> Active Users Select your email account -> Mail -> Manage email apps heck if IMAP is. The registry file was updated with the new command line. The original CMD version offered by Microsoft did not work with & signs in the URL. Links containing an & should open properly in new tabs using the command line above. If you want to use a new tab in an open browser, use cmd /c START "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" "%1" instead. The Default value above will open the link in a new browser window. HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\htmlfile\shell\opennew\commandĭefault value: "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE" %1 To fix it, add this value to the registry: Only Internet Explorer has a problem opening links, they work fine in Edge or Chrome, just not in Internet Explorer. Some users will see the Locate Link Browser window, while one Outlook 2003 user reported that Internet Explorer opened to the site's home page. Clicking the Always use this app box does not save the changes - the next time you click a link, the dialog comes up again. The user will see a dialog that asks what program you want to use to open the link.
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