Issues with Outlook and Add-Ins

I'm using MS Outlook on a Dell E1705 Inspiron... Ever since I upgraded to MS Office 2007, I've been getting 2 security concerns pop up in a window, that I've always just X'd out of and Outlook continues to load and operate fine. However, I upgraded my I-pod/I-tunes software just yesterday and it seems to have created 2 more security concerns in Outlook when it's started so I've decided it's time to deal with these issues. The pop up windows look as follows (KEEP IN MIND THERE ARE 4 SEPARATE WINDOWS THAT ALL SAY THE SAME THING EXCEPT FOR THE DIRECTORY PATHS):

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Microsoft Office Outlook Security Notice

Microsoft has identified a potential security concern

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\GrooveTransceiver.dll
C:\Program Files\iTunes\iTunesOutlookAddIn.dll
C:\PROGRA~1\MI1933~1\Office12\OMSMAIN.DLL
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\MobileDeviceSupport\bin\OutlookChangeNotifierAddIn.dll

This application add-in has been disabled. Add-ins might contain viruses or other security hazards.

(Buttons)
Trust all documents from this publisher
Enable application add-in
Disable application add-in
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The pop-ups appear in the exact order of the directory pathways above. Should I select one of the options in the window or is there another underlying problem that needs to be dealt with?

Thanks,

Adam

 

Any ideas anyone?

 

Hi dell1705user, looks like you have been waiting a while. I will see what I can find out for you.. Sorry it took so long, normally it doesn't take this long.... I have a Dell Inspiron, and also OE.. But, I didn't download any "i-toons" thingys, and I am no t getting those messages, but I will see what I can find out for ya... and what they mean.

What is your OS? XP or Vista?

Hang in there, and don't give up now...

 

Good Catch, Halo! I was just about to ask the same question... Hopefully, he will come back and have an answer.

 

I'm not sure if this will fix the problem, but try going to 'Tools --> Trust Center --> Add-Ins'. Then down in the bottom half of the window there is a box that says 'Apply macro security settings to installed add-ins'. Make sure this is unchecked.

I had a very similar issue with 4 or 5 boxes coming up and this appears to have corrected the problem.

 

And the beat goes on. For some unknown reason this problem suddenly appeared for me as well, which is a bit of a mystery, but at any rate both suggestions worked as far as removing the error.

Now if I can only figure out why Outlook doesn't recognize my account administrator setting... Always a gremlin, somewhere, someplace.