Hard_Configurator - Windows Hardening Configurator

[sypqys]

Isn't MS Office and Adobe antiexploit already included in MS Windows Defender?

So there is useful to enable "ExploitProtection" twice and in H_C and in WD ?

 

[Andy Ful]

Hello !

When I block Office in FirewallHardening, this is different than that (AntiExploit) ?

It is different.

And what about telemetry ?

Which telemetry?

 

[sypqys]

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It is different.


Which telemetry?

With O&O ShutUp10 there is telemtry for MS Office. If I blocks into FirewallHardining, there is different than telemetry ?

 

[Andy Ful]

Isn't MS Office and Adobe antiexploit already included in MS Windows Defender?

It is, but it is not the same.

So there is useful to enable "ExploitProtection" twice and in H_C and in WD ?

The Exploit Protection from tour post (Hard_Configurator - Windows Hardening Configurator) works independently from Microsoft Defender. It is focused on in-memory exploits of applications and processes. You can try it, but such tweaks are not easy to apply.

 

[sypqys]

It is, but it is not the same.


The Exploit Protection from tour post (Hard_Configurator - Windows Hardening Configurator) works independently from Microsoft Defender. It is focused on in-memory exploits of applications and processes. You can try it, but such tweaks are not easy to apply.

So both applied it is ok?

 

[Andy Ful]

With O&O ShutUp10 there is telemtry for MS Office. If I blocks into FirewallHardining, there is different than telemetry ?

I do not know. I do not use O&O ShutUp. Furthermore, FIrewallHardening is not for blocking MS Office telemetry. If it blocks it, then only as a side effect.

 

[Andy Ful]

So both applied it is ok?

That depends. It is OK when the computer is still usable.

 

[sypqys]

Can H_C make the registry return to its original state after a reboot?

Because Copilot I set to “1” but it returns to “0” on reboot.
I'm using a Microsoft account to log in...

Thanks

 

[lokamoka820]

Can H_C make the registry return to its original state after a reboot?

Because Copilot I set to “1” but it returns to “0” on reboot.
I'm using a Microsoft account to log in...

Thanks View attachment 285721

I don't think H_C have any configuration related to Copilot, what is the problem with Copilot? You can remove it if you don't like it.

 

[sypqys]

Thank you.

No, on the contrary I want to keep Copilot and have it at startup...

 

[sypqys]

Sorry @Andy Ful, I don't mean to accuse you, because this tool is great (H_C).

I just don't want to overload the post.

I would like to translate all the tool documentation into French.

If not, I'd check out Malekal's article on his site.

 

[lokamoka820]

Thank you.

No, on the contrary I want to keep Copilot and have it at startup...

You can enable it from taskbar settings, why go to registry?

 

[sypqys]

in taskbar setting, it doesn't appear in the past. That's the reason why I pass through the registry.

Right now, there is possible to enable it in the taskbar settings...

 

[Andy Ful]

Can H_C make the registry return to its original state after a reboot?

No.
I am afraid that H_C cannot be responsible (by design) for all issues on your computer.
But you know the general method to check potential H_C blocks:

1. Look into the H_C log.
2. Look into FirewallHardening Log.

or temporarily :

• switch OFF H_C restrictions,
• deactivate FirewallHardening rules,
• apply Default settings in ConfigureDefender,
• restart WIndows.

 

[lokamoka820]

in taskbar setting, it doesn't appear in the past. That's the reason why I pass through the registry.

Right now, there is possible to enable it in the taskbar settings...

Ok now I understand what you mean, you can create a registry file to reset the Copilot value after you restart the system rather than changing it manually.

 

[Andy Ful]

I would like to translate all the tool documentation into French.

OK.

 

[sypqys]

No.
I am afraid that H_C cannot be responsible (by design) for all issues on your computer.

that's why I apologize below.

Sorry again !

 

[sypqys]

I don't think I've mastered Windows and some of the tools I install. So from now on I'll be more vigilant.

 

[sypqys]

I found all documentation there : Hard_Configurator/Documentation at master · AndyFul/Hard_Configurator

 

[Andy Ful]

I don't think I've mastered Windows and some of the tools I install. So from now on I'll be more vigilant.

The best method is to avoid installing several tools in a short time. Choose the main protection and test it until you know how your system works with it. Next, after a month or more you can install another tool.