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This is a standard Windows SmartScreen alert if the file is not in the SmartScreen Application Reputation base. Firewall Hardening tool is a fresh executable, so it will take some months until it will gain a sufficient reputation.Here is the message that I get, I run Emsisoft, SH and OSA (disabled) I also tried to run as admin:
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I was interested in Firewall portion since I already run OSA+SH I'm not sure if adding H_C whole would help my system, I also have Emsisoft.By the way, if you will install Hard_Configurator ver. 4.0.0.2, then all the files visible in your post except FirewallHardening(x64).exe, will be included in the installation.
Ill try that, thank you!Click on Underline Phrase "Ulterioni informazioni" then another option will appear left to "Non eseguire", and click it. In english its "run anyway".
If it doesn't work go to windows settings, click browser and app control select "warn" in check app and filters.
SH already has firewall rules. If you run Andy Ful's firewall tool as well, you will get a whole bunch of duplicate firewall rules.I was interested in Firewall portion since I already run OSA+SH I'm not sure if adding H_C whole would help my system, I also have Emsisoft.
I was using Comodo then removed it to troublrshot an issue with constant disk access, but if I remember it right, it was not disabling WF.If you use a 3rd party firewall that disables and replaces Windows firewall, those rules are useless.
Correct. Comodo Firewall does not disable Windows Firewall.I was using Comodo then removed it to troublrshot an issue with constant disk access, but if I remember it right, it was not disabling WF.
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