Be sure to mark WSRA as Trusted!
Simply setting to allowed leads to innumerable log entries of "Keylogger detected: WRSA.exe" along with "Program Guard: kernel event."
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Best answer by DAGOLAG
Yes that is true when anyone uses another firewall they must give full rights to WRSA.exe as I use Look'n'Stop firewall with WSA and no issues to report ever!@ wrote:
Be sure to mark WSRA as Trusted!
Simply setting to allowed leads to innumerable log entries of "Keylogger detected: WRSA.exe" along with "Program Guard: kernel event."
TH
+57Yes that is true when anyone uses another firewall they must give full rights to WRSA.exe as I use Look'n'Stop firewall with WSA and no issues to report ever!@ wrote:
Be sure to mark WSRA as Trusted!
Simply setting to allowed leads to innumerable log entries of "Keylogger detected: WRSA.exe" along with "Program Guard: kernel event."
TH
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