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<blockquote data-quote="oldschool" data-source="post: 833870" data-attributes="member: 71262">[USER=63192]@Reldel1[/USER]&nbsp; -&nbsp; Did you try adding&nbsp; MicrosoftEdgeUpdate.exe to ConfigureDefender ASR exlcusions? BTW: I&#039;m also wondering if you have any custom Exploit Guard rule(s) in place in the WSC&gt;App and browser control&gt;Exploit protection&gt;settings&gt;Program settings?[USER=63811]@DeepWeb[/USER]&nbsp; - I suppose you&#039;re referring to making general scan exclusions in WSC&gt;Virus and threat protection settings&quot;&gt;Exclusions&gt;Add or remove exclusions. You may add these in any of the available ways, by file, folder, etc. These are for exclusions from any scanning, e.g. another security software. What you exclude is up to you.Exclusions made via ConfigureDefender&gt;Exploit Guard&gt;ASR&gt;Manage ASR exclusions are exclusions from ASR rules specifically, except for 3 rules.&nbsp; with *****. Add these type of exclusions usually with .exe files. Use caution when adding these.[USER=63192]@Reldel1[/USER] [USER=63811]@DeepWeb[/USER]&nbsp; I know UI is poorly designed for navigating WSC. And the problem is compounded with exploit guard settings in Virus and threat protection and in App and browser control. The latter I would say are a way to fine tune application of exploit rules, AFAIK.In total, there are 3 types of exclusions: from file scanning, from application of ASR rules and finally excluding files to (really allowing apps access to) Controlled Folder Access.Hope this helps. Sorry I can&#039;t help with M$&#039;s poor GUI in WSC!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="oldschool, post: 833870, member: 71262"] [USER=63192]@Reldel1[/USER] - Did you try adding MicrosoftEdgeUpdate.exe to ConfigureDefender ASR exlcusions? BTW: I'm also wondering if you have any custom Exploit Guard rule(s) in place in the WSC>App and browser control>Exploit protection>settings>Program settings? [USER=63811]@DeepWeb[/USER] - I suppose you're referring to making general scan exclusions in WSC>Virus and threat protection settings">Exclusions>Add or remove exclusions. You may add these in any of the available ways, by file, folder, etc. These are for exclusions from [I]any[/I] scanning, e.g. another security software. What you exclude is up to you. Exclusions made via ConfigureDefender>Exploit Guard>ASR>Manage ASR exclusions are exclusions from ASR rules specifically, except for 3 rules. with *****. Add these type of exclusions usually with .exe files. Use caution when adding these. [USER=63192]@Reldel1[/USER] [USER=63811]@DeepWeb[/USER] I know UI is poorly designed for navigating WSC. And the problem is compounded with exploit guard settings in Virus and threat protection [I]and[/I] in App and browser control. The latter I would say are a way to fine tune application of exploit rules, AFAIK. In total, there are 3 types of exclusions: from file scanning, from application of ASR rules and finally excluding files to (really allowing apps access to) Controlled Folder Access. Hope this helps. Sorry I can't help with M$'s poor GUI in WSC! [/QUOTE]

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