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Mike Hotek
It looks like I don't have any choice as to whether Windows Defender exists
on my machine or not and it is causing MAJOR issues. I have programs that I
have set to run as a service. They were installed under administrator
authority. They are using a service account with administrator authority.
Yet, they get blocked and prevented from running everytime I reboot. I have
to manually start every single one of them and when I manually start every
single one of them, I have to tell this stupid UAC that I really want to
start something that I already configured with admin credentials and set to
run automatically. I can't set the classification to permitted and I can't
find any way of getting these things to just start on their own when I
reboot. I also can't grant them more authority than they already have. I'm
apparently not allowed to add anything to the list of Allowed items, because
there is no way to add anything. The only option I've found that works is to
turn off Windows Defender and also turn off the UAC. That is obviously an
incredibly bad answer to force me to disable security to get stuff to run
which I deliberatly installed and configured on my machine.
on my machine or not and it is causing MAJOR issues. I have programs that I
have set to run as a service. They were installed under administrator
authority. They are using a service account with administrator authority.
Yet, they get blocked and prevented from running everytime I reboot. I have
to manually start every single one of them and when I manually start every
single one of them, I have to tell this stupid UAC that I really want to
start something that I already configured with admin credentials and set to
run automatically. I can't set the classification to permitted and I can't
find any way of getting these things to just start on their own when I
reboot. I also can't grant them more authority than they already have. I'm
apparently not allowed to add anything to the list of Allowed items, because
there is no way to add anything. The only option I've found that works is to
turn off Windows Defender and also turn off the UAC. That is obviously an
incredibly bad answer to force me to disable security to get stuff to run
which I deliberatly installed and configured on my machine.