if you want to get less prompts for valid processes, there are a couple simple things you can do:
1 if a certain program likes to produce a lot of prompts, and it is not a high-risk, internet-facing program, you can add it to the parent process list, which is under the whitelist tab.
2 you can delete the two entries for rundll32 from the vulnerable processes list.
This process is on the list because it is commonly abused to load rogue dlls. So it is nice to have it listed, but IMO it is not essential, and it produces a lot of prompts. So if it drives you nuts, just remove it from the list. Why is it not essential? Because if you leave the other default entries on the list, then it is pretty unlikely that bad dlls will get onto your system in the first place. If the dll ain't there, it can't get loaded.
