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<blockquote data-quote="Stronghold" data-source="post: 991899" data-attributes="member: 95285">I&#039;m not sure what kind of exception I would have to add. The DefenderUIService.exe is a Trusted file in the Comodo File List by default since it&#039;s signed with the VoodooShield signature, so in theory it should allow it to execute PowerShell commands, but it doesn&#039;t, they end up in the tempdir of Comodo&#039;s sandbox.Congratulations on the server upgrades, I tested VoodooShield versions (v2-v3 I think) many years ago but lost my free life time subscription many broken PC&#039;s (and account password databases) ago <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="😂" title="Face with tears of joy&nbsp; &nbsp; :joy:" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/6.6/png/unicode/64/1f602.png" data-shortname=":joy:" />I always liked your product and must give you credit, and say thank you, for creating a free (very well made) DefenderUI for a Microsoft product!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stronghold, post: 991899, member: 95285"] I'm not sure what kind of exception I would have to add. The DefenderUIService.exe is a Trusted file in the Comodo File List by default since it's signed with the VoodooShield signature, so in theory it should allow it to execute PowerShell commands, but it doesn't, they end up in the tempdir of Comodo's sandbox. Congratulations on the server upgrades, I tested VoodooShield versions (v2-v3 I think) many years ago but lost my free life time subscription many broken PC's (and account password databases) ago 😂 I always liked your product and must give you credit, and say thank you, for creating a free (very well made) DefenderUI for a Microsoft product! [/QUOTE]

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