Hard_Configurator - Windows Hardening Configurator

[sypqys]

I have selected "No Enforcement" and there it's ok I think.

 

[sypqys]

Are you sure? Why the shortcut for VisualBoyAdvance.exe might be in this folder?

Euh no I don't understand, VisualBoyAdvance is on disk D: not on C: but I have resolve the issue. Thanks

 

[Andy Ful]

Euh no I don't understand, VisualBoyAdvance is on disk D: not on C: but I have resolve the issue. Thanks

By the location of the shortcut, I have meant the full path to the .lnk file. This path must be whitelisted if it is non-standard.

 

[sypqys]

By the location of the shortcut, I have meant the full path to the .lnk file. This path must be whitelisted if it is non-standard.

"D:\Jeux Vidéos\émulateurs\VisualBoyAdvance-1.7.2"

 

[Andy Ful]

"D:\Jeux Vidéos\émulateurs\VisualBoyAdvance-1.7.2"

It is not a full path. The full path will be something like that:
D:\Jeux Vidéos\émulateurs\VisualBoyAdvance-1.7.2\myshortcut.lnk

Simply copy the shortcut to your Desktop.

 

[sypqys]

It is not a full path. The full path will be something like that:
D:\Jeux Vidéos\émulateurs\VisualBoyAdvance-1.7.2\myshortcut.lnk

Simply copy the shortcut to your Desktop.

"D:\Jeux Vidéo\émulateurs\VisualBoyAdvance-1.7.2\VisualBoyAdvance.exe" on poperties

 

[Andy Ful]

I have selected "No Enforcement" and there it's ok I think.

It is not a good idea, You have just turned off most of the protection.

 

[sypqys]

It is not a good idea, You have just turned off most of the protection.

Yes but with enforcement the shortcut don't access... If you have better idea to allow shortcup, protect shortcut "off" the same problem.

 

[Andy Ful]

"D:\Jeux Vidéo\émulateurs\VisualBoyAdvance-1.7.2\VisualBoyAdvance.exe" on popertie

This is a target path to the file that will be executed. This is not the path of the shortcut.
Use something like that:

Right-click >> Properties

Full path = path + name + .lnk = C:\Users\Public\Desktop\Hard_Configurator.lnk

 

[sypqys]

 

[Andy Ful]

View attachment 267564

Look closer at my post. You did not use General tab.

 

[sypqys]

sorry

 

[Andy Ful]

You could make everything much easier by using <Tools> <Blocked Events / Security Logs>. You have got all blocked paths there, sorted by the time of the blocks.

 

[sypqys]

You could make everything much easier by using <Tools> <Blocked Events / Security Logs>. You have got all blocked paths there, sorted by the time of the blocks.

thanks I don't remember that, I forget this option.

 

[sypqys]

How can I protect my NAS from ransomware attacks with H_C ? If it is possible...thx

 

[sypqys]

What does it mean "Disable cached logon" ?
And "16 bits" ?

I will see on malekal french tutorial...

( I'm french )

Thanks !

PS : it is ok I guess.

 

[Andy Ful]

How can I protect my NAS from ransomware attacks with H_C ? If it is possible...thx

The H_C can prevent the attack vector which begins on your computer. Other attacks require network protection.

What does it mean "Disable cached logon" ?
And "16 bits" ?

Look into the H_C manual.

 

[oldschool]

Look into the H_C manual.

I suggest this be your default answer when bombarded with elementary questions like this poster's, most of which are answered in your extensive manual. I believe you are patient to a fault. Reading the manual should be a requirement for members prior to your answering questions, especially noobs.

 

[Andy Ful]

I suggest this be your default answer when bombarded with elementary questions like this poster's, most of which are answered in your extensive manual. I believe you are patient to a fault. Reading the manual should be a requirement prior to members asking questions, especially noobs.

I am trying to be patient, especially for non-advanced users. They are very brave when deciding to use H_C. I do not want to be the reason for depression.
The H_C thread is also an educational thread, about how to use Windows built-in security. The teacher has to be patient (I have several years of teaching experience).

 

[oldschool]

The teacher has to be patient (I have several years of teaching experience).

How does a teacher handle the student who neglects to read or study?