Re: Allowing a program through Windows Defender

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Re: Allowing a program through Windows Defender

Forwarded to Vista.Security newsgroup via crosspost.

Microsoft has established separate newsgroups for Windows Defender support
and comments. This is not one of them.

See
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/newsgroups/default.mspx
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Mike Hotek wrote:
> I've installed several programs that I know what they are, why they are on
> my machine, and what they do. But, this stupid UAC along with Windows
> Defender interfere with all of them. How do I tell Windows Defender to
> ignore and allow these applications to run on my machine and for this
> stupid UAC to quit making me confirm that I really want to run these. I'm
> right on the edge of uninstalling Windows Defender and disabling this UAC
> hunk of junk.
 
Re: Allowing a program through Windows Defender

Re: Allowing a program through Windows Defender


PA Bear;540665 Wrote:
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> Mike Hotek wrote:
> Quote:
>
> > I've installed several programs that I know what they are, why they

> are on
> > my machine, and what they do. But, this stupid UAC along with Windows
> > Defender interfere with all of them. How do I tell Windows Defender

> to
> > ignore and allow these applications to run on my machine and for this
> > stupid UAC to quit making me confirm that I really want to run these.

> I'm
> > right on the edge of uninstalling Windows Defender and disabling this

> UAC
> > hunk of junk.

>


Hi Mike,

You can see how to adjust Windows Defender settings in this tutorial.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/69601-windows-defender-notification.html


You can see how to turn UAC on or off in this tutorial. I would read
the WARNING though, and consider "Elevating the Administrator Privilege"
instead. (See related links)

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/48893-user-account-control-uac.html

Shawn


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