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I am the Administrator of my new HP computer with Windows 10. Until now I have never paid any attention to this responsibility. But now I have a problem:
When writing a letter on Word, I clicked on Help. What I got was this notice: “Your organization administrator turned off the service required for this feature.”
How can I instruct myself to allow myself to use Help when using Word? Please help me!
Reading around it appears to be an issue in Office 2019/Office 365 (following a recent update?).
Apparently you need to navigate via File > Options > General > Privacy Settings to ensure the following two checkboxes are ticked.
As one commentator remarked… ‘looks like you can no longer have help AND privacy at the same time’.
I don’t use Office 2019/Office 365 so can’t verify but please post back if ticks in these two checkboxes fixes the issue for you.
Hope this helps…
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