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Winlogon and lsass under monitoring after updates on Win7 X64
As by the subject.............after this morning updates these 2 system processes were under monitoring. I corrected manually the situation but think it'd be better if webroot would do the thing automatically. Best Regards
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Just FYI I gathered this info following with attention another upgrade: immediately after the reboot related to the update process on every one of my PC (and I strongly suspect yours too, but you won't notice if you don't look quickly) winlogon,lsass (and mscorsvw too) are put under monitor. After a minute or two they all automatically go into allow even if you do anything at all with exclusions. Update related......a curiosity..............but definitely not a problem. Best Regards
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There are a number of reasons why these windows components can be monitored, it may not be due to a Windows update. My Win 7 PC hasnt behavied unusually, I will check my VM`s. Thanks for the information.
+19No problem on my Win 8.1 machine either, both processes still marked as allowed after installing latest MS updates.
It has to be related to updates..........the two were allowed before the update........monitored after it. Really strange............it happend on all our machines. But just today I installed two new machines............and if updates are applied before the installation of Webroot then winlogon and lsass are not monitored after webroot is installed.
Just FYI I gathered this info following with attention another upgrade: immediately after the reboot related to the update process on every one of my PC (and I strongly suspect yours too, but you won't notice if you don't look quickly) winlogon,lsass (and mscorsvw too) are put under monitor. After a minute or two they all automatically go into allow even if you do anything at all with exclusions. Update related......a curiosity..............but definitely not a problem. Best Regards
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