I am beginning to discover why I hate Windows
10 so much :-(
It has decided that Nirsoft's Produkey is a
threat because it allows Windows to run without
a key (Win 10 can and does anyway).
I can't find how to flag it as "allow", it was
pretty easy in Win 8.1. Can anybody tell me how
please?
I am beginning to discover why I hate Windows
10 so much :-(
It has decided that Nirsoft's Produkey is a
threat because it allows Windows to run without
a key (Win 10 can and does anyway).
I can't find how to flag it as "allow", it was
pretty easy in Win 8.1. Can anybody tell me how
please?
Jeff Gaines brought next idea :
I am beginning to discover why I hate Windows 10 so much :-(
It has decided that Nirsoft's Produkey is a threat because it allows >>Windows to run without a key (Win 10 can and does anyway).
I can't find how to flag it as "allow", it was pretty easy in Win 8.1.
Can anybody tell me how please?
There ya go: >https://www.windowscentral.com/how-exclude-files-and-folders-windows-defender-antivirus-scans
Jeff Gaines submitted this idea :
I am beginning to discover why I hate Windows 10 so much :-(
It has decided that Nirsoft's Produkey is a threat because it allows >>Windows to run without a key (Win 10 can and does anyway).
I can't find how to flag it as "allow", it was pretty easy in Win 8.1.
Can anybody tell me how please?
Fraid not, never used W10 - still on W7!
Don't quite a few AV's disagree with Nirsoft stuff? I know my Bitdefender >does, coz I had to exclude it from scans.
I am beginning to discover why I hate Windows 10 so much :-(
It has decided that Nirsoft's Produkey is a threat because it allows
Windows to run without a key (Win 10 can and does anyway).
I can't find how to flag it as "allow", it was pretty easy in Win 8.1.
Can anybody tell me how please?
On 01/08/2022 15:13, Jeff Gaines wrote:
I am beginning to discover why I hate Windows 10 so much :-(
It has decided that Nirsoft's Produkey is a threat because it allows >>Windows to run without a key (Win 10 can and does anyway).
I can't find how to flag it as "allow", it was pretty easy in Win 8.1.
Can anybody tell me how please?
You can use DefenderUI to alter the behaviour of Microsoft Defender.
https://www.defenderui.com/
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