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How to: That annoying Sharepoint popup…
- Step 1: Go to Control Panel > Internet Options.
- Step 2: Click on the Security tab.
- Step 3: Click Trusted Sites and then Sites.
- Step 4: Add your company’s URL for Sharepoint.
- Step 5: Uncheck the box: Require server verification…
- Step 6: Click Close, and then Custom Level.
Just Right Click on the “SharePoint list” on outlook and choose ‘Close Sharepoint list’. Then it will removed permanently. The solution I use on 2010 is to go to File-> Account Settings -> SharePoint Lists (tab), click to select the SharePoint list you want to remove and click Remove. Then click Close to exit.
How do I stop SharePoint from connecting to Outlook?
To disable it, you could go to Central Administration->System settings->manage farm features->deactivate “Farm Level Exchange Tasks Sync” feature.
Why does my SharePoint browser keep asking for credentials?
Some users are not able to login into SharePoint. Browser keeps on asking for credentials. Checked for the users in Site Permissions (using admin account). The users are shown in users list and have permission. Search the net but not getting exact cause and solution.
Select Automatic logon with current user name and password option and click OK. Go to Start > Run and type in control keymgr.dll to open the Windows key manager. Add your SharePoint site URL , login and password to the corresponding fields. If this entry already exists, edit it to have your login credentials.
Go to Start > Run and type in control keymgr.dll to open the Windows key manager. Alternatevily: navigate to Contorl Panel > User Accounts > Manager Windows Credentials. Select Add a generic credential. Add your SharePoint site URL , login and password to the corresponding fields.
How to block options requests in SharePoint Server?
To block OPTIONS requests, change the Web.config file for the web application as follows: OPTIONS requests are not blocked for Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDav) requests. Download and install the IIS URL Rewrite extension on the SharePoint Web Front End (WFE) servers.