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One of the applications I like to run is Dimension 4, which synchronizes my
computer with a time server. Windows Vista also does this, but not frequently
enough for me (I like to check every 15 minutes so I am no more than one or
two seconds off the exact time).
I've been using D4 for about 9 years and I know it is safe. But Defender
challenges the application. When it does, I click on "Permit". Fifteen
minutes later, I notice that Defender is again challenging it, so I again
click to Permit the application. And fifteen minutes again, another
challange. Doesn't Defender remember what I have allowed and what I have
denied?
I would like this behavior of Defender to stop. And since I allow my
computer to report back to the MS Defender team, it would seem by now that
they would know that this is a safe application, and would have allowed it on
all computers. But they haven't.
Can somebody tell me how to stop Defenders behavior?
computer with a time server. Windows Vista also does this, but not frequently
enough for me (I like to check every 15 minutes so I am no more than one or
two seconds off the exact time).
I've been using D4 for about 9 years and I know it is safe. But Defender
challenges the application. When it does, I click on "Permit". Fifteen
minutes later, I notice that Defender is again challenging it, so I again
click to Permit the application. And fifteen minutes again, another
challange. Doesn't Defender remember what I have allowed and what I have
denied?
I would like this behavior of Defender to stop. And since I allow my
computer to report back to the MS Defender team, it would seem by now that
they would know that this is a safe application, and would have allowed it on
all computers. But they haven't.
Can somebody tell me how to stop Defenders behavior?