After update, Excel won`t wait for the server to respond, after clicking an Hyperlink

Hello,
I`m having a list of locations on a column and a list of their IP on the other column. I`m using it for checking the conection(I`m clicking on the Hyperlink (eg www.example.com) and if the browser opens a new window with that particular link(www.example.com)
then the connection is ok, if it hangs in Excel, the connection is unavailable and I press Esc and proceed in checking.
I have updated Windows 7 and Office 2010 and now if I'm clicking an hyperlink it directly opens an instance of the web browser with the location pointed by the hyperlink, therefore I cannot check those connection in a simple manner.
Also, I have been checking the forums for this issue, found a solution with ForceShellExecution, but it doesn`t seem to work.
Please provide assistance :)
Best regards,
Mihai 

Hi,
Based on my tested (Windows 7 & Office 2010), the issue is related to the hyperlink itself. Do you using the same hyperlink test with Excel 2010 and earlier Excel?
Please see the image that in Excel, it will check the hyperlink/
If you use IE as default browser, please check the IE setting:
Open IE>Tools>Internet Options>Connections>Lan settings>Make sure only "Automatically detect settings" is ticked
Then, if the issue still exists, please try to upload a sample file through OneDrive, I want to test it.
Regards,
George Zhao
TechNet Community Support
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