Hi I'm using windows 8.1 64, MS Office 2003 and Google chrome. I am no longer able to open hyperlinks in Outlook using chrome I keep getting a General Failure "Server execution failed" notice whenever i click on a link. It works if i change back to IE as my Default Program but I don't really like IE.
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Just find a solution from other place and hope it helps.
Click on the Start button lower left> In the search box at the bottom of the start menu type Default Programs> Press enter key on your keyboard> Click on Set program access and computer defaults at the bottom (ClickContinue if you get a User Account Control prompt)> Select the Custom option> Click on the double arrow to the right of Custom> Choose a default web browser, select your default browser (likely Internet Explorer)> Make sure a check is in the box next to Enable access to this program
Scroll down a bit to Choose a default e-mail program> Choose Use my current e-mail program> Again, make sure a check is in the box next to Enable access to this program
This is typical trouble with chrome while working with hyperlinks. I encountered it while utilizing Handy Website survive on my overview utilizing chrome.
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Posted June 18th, 2015 19:00
Hello, I'm having the same problem. I tried the fixes on the Microsoft page.