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<blockquote data-quote="Andy Ful" data-source="post: 1036988" data-attributes="member: 32260">You had executed H_C with -p switch (not recommended), so it started blocking processes with admin rights. Next, you tried to start H_C without -p switch, so H_C showed the alert with 3 choices: &lt;RESTART WINDOWS&gt;, &lt;CHANGE and EXIT&gt;, &lt;EXIT&gt;.If you want to run H_C when blocking admin processes then H_C must be run with -p switch (one can edit the CmdLines in the H_C and SwitchDefeaultDeny shortcuts).If you want to stop H_C from blocking admin processes, you must choose &lt;RESTART WINDOWS&gt; from the alert (it is noted as a recommended action because blocking admin processes can produce some issues - this setting must be used with caution and only by very experienced users ).The details are in the manual in the section ENFORCEMENT FOR &quot;ALL USERS&quot; (experimental feature).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andy Ful, post: 1036988, member: 32260"] You had executed H_C with -p switch (not recommended), so it started blocking processes with admin rights. Next, you tried to start H_C without -p switch, so H_C showed the alert with 3 choices: <RESTART WINDOWS>, <CHANGE and EXIT>, <EXIT>. [B][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)]If you want to run H_C when blocking admin processes then H_C must be run with -p switch [/COLOR][/B](one can edit the CmdLines in the H_C and SwitchDefeaultDeny shortcuts). If you want to stop H_C from blocking admin processes, you must choose <RESTART WINDOWS> from the alert (it is noted as a recommended action because blocking admin processes can produce some issues - this setting must be used with caution and only by very experienced users ). The details are in the manual in the section ENFORCEMENT FOR "ALL USERS" (experimental feature). [/QUOTE]

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