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<blockquote data-quote="NoVirusThanks" data-source="post: 703503" data-attributes="member: 68429">[USER=18214]@Antimalware18[/USER]That means before release officially the v1.4 we need to do that things.[USER=178]@Umbra[/USER]Not for now, but we can add support for blocking loading of DLLs.[USER=37647]@shmu26[/USER]Yes, that can be done.[USER=32547]@AtlBo[/USER]We can add these two options:- Disable important actions (Configurator, Exclusions Helper, Open Custom Block-Rules, Show of Main Window, etc) if user is not an Administrator- Disable important actions (Configurator, Exclusions Helper, Open Custom Block-Rules, Show of Main Window, etc) if user is not in the Administrators groupSo SUA users can&#039;t do anything on OSA.What do you think?[USER=34382]@Stas[/USER]Interesting, can you try this:1) Add this line to the exclusions:[code][%PROCESS%: C:\*][/code]2) Save the exclusions and reboot the PC3) If the boot time is fast, try to reboot like 5 times to see if it is always fast.Probably what you need is to exclude Privatefirewall folder in OSA exclusions.Just guessing of course, but may be worth a try.Then remove that line from exclusions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NoVirusThanks, post: 703503, member: 68429"] [USER=18214]@Antimalware18[/USER] That means before release officially the v1.4 we need to do that things. [USER=178]@Umbra[/USER] Not for now, but we can add support for blocking loading of DLLs. [USER=37647]@shmu26[/USER] Yes, that can be done. [USER=32547]@AtlBo[/USER] We can add these two options: - Disable important actions (Configurator, Exclusions Helper, Open Custom Block-Rules, Show of Main Window, etc) if user is not an Administrator - Disable important actions (Configurator, Exclusions Helper, Open Custom Block-Rules, Show of Main Window, etc) if user is not in the Administrators group So SUA users can't do anything on OSA. What do you think? [USER=34382]@Stas[/USER] Interesting, can you try this: 1) Add this line to the exclusions: [code] [%PROCESS%: C:\*] [/code] 2) Save the exclusions and reboot the PC 3) If the boot time is fast, try to reboot like 5 times to see if it is always fast. Probably what you need is to exclude Privatefirewall folder in OSA exclusions. Just guessing of course, but may be worth a try. Then remove that line from exclusions. [/QUOTE]

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