What can I do if Mendeley Cite won’t install or load?
Last updated on April 02, 2024
If you are using an institutional version of Microsoft Word or Office, you may experience issues installing or running Mendeley Cite due to the way the administrator has configured your institutional Microsoft account.
However, these issues can be resolved by your administrator granting you access to download and run Mendeley Cite. Below are some common scenarios you may encounter, with information on how to resolve the issues. Click on a topic below to see how to troubleshoot your scenario.
If you are using an institutional version of Microsoft Office, these errors occur when a system administrator has blocked the ability of members of the institution to install and access add-ins in Microsoft Word. This issue is caused by the set-up of your Microsoft Office account by the administrator and is out of the control of Mendeley.
Fortunately, this issue can be easily resolve by your system administrator. To do so, please request the ability to install Mendeley Cite. Step-by-step instructions for deploying Office add-ins can be found here, please share this link with your administrator if needed.
You will be able to install and access Mendeley Cite if you sign in to a free Microsoft Word service (such as Word Online) using a personal Microsoft account. This way, you can install Mendeley Cite onto your own personal account in Word.
There are a number of possible causes of this error message:
- No internet connection.
- Add-in installation is blocked by firewall.
- Add-in access is disabled by a security policy.
- Add-in installation is disabled by the administrator of Office applications.
If you have checked that your internet connection is not an issue, and you are using an institutional version of Microsoft Office, this error can occur when a system administrator has blocked the access to certain add-ins.
Fortunately, this issue can be easily resolve by your system administrator. To do so, please request the ability to install Mendeley Cite. Step-by-step instructions for deploying Office add-ins can be found here, please share this link with your administrator.
You will be able to install and access Mendeley Cite if you sign in to a free Microsoft Word service (such as Word Online) using a personal Microsoft account. This way, you can install Mendeley Cite onto your own personal account in Word.
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