With the help of Regshot I found a few more keys than what was listed in the install doc.
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Had a hard time figuring out how to do this with "ADMX-based settings" only so ended up with a combination of "ADMX-based settings" and "Registry settings".Ī lot of the settings are imported with USER ENVIRONMENT > Registry Settings
"The add-in you have selected is disabled by your system administrator" I've checked and these values are injected as expected but Excel still doesn't want to load the add-in: I'm doing this with User Environment > Registry Settings. I don't know how to do that and I'm not sure I should either (since that tree is used for GPO settings).īasically the GPO injects the users hive with the value restricttolist=1 and as far as I know this blocks Excel from running any add-in unless it's managed as described in: I've tried injecting the users hive with, the HKCU values from the attached PDF in original post, both at and. If I could use UEM to inject keys and values into the users HKCU\Software\Policies tree I think the solution would be simpler. Since all users are not supposed to get this add-in I can't just disable the GPO either?
When it comes to the keys/values for the HKCU part of the hive I don't know if I'm importing them to the correct key or if my problem have something to do with the GPO that blocks all unmanaged add-ins. The plugin was installed manually, by running an installer downloaded from their site, so the registry entries for the OSRFunctions (described in the attached PDF) are there. The users in question are using Office 2013 x86. I see now that my question was badly formulated.
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