Update VoodooShield 7.0

[danb]

As far as I am aware, Winget is baked into the OS. It's not something I manually added.

I am not at all familiar with winget, but it is installed on my system too. I was reading a little about it here...

How to Install WinGet Windows Package Manager

Join me as I look at WinGet, the Windows Package Manager.

www.techielass.com

You might try to change the installation path to program files, that would probably fix the issue. Thank you!

 

[Azriel]

It's in this location when it runs C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\winget.exe

 

[danb]

It's in this location when it runs C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\winget.exe

Very interesting, that is where mine is as well, thanks for the info. I can see where this would be a very useful utility... you could just write a simply custom batch script to update all of your apps.

Does anyone know who maintains the list? VS is on the list but it is the 7.00 version, so I am curious how the list is updated. There seems to be a total of 3171 apps, and most of the important ones seem to be included.

 

[n8chavez]

Very interesting, that is where mine is as well, thanks for the info. I can see where this would be a very useful utility... you could just write a simply custom batch script to update all of your apps.

Does anyone know who maintains the list? VS is on the list but it is the 7.00 version, so I am curious how the list is updated. There seems to be a total of 3171 apps, and most of the important ones seem to be included.

The "Windows Package Manager Community Repository" maintains the repo. So, I guess, Microsoft does.

 

[Freki123]

Hi Dan is there any chance for a better to read colour for the VS AI and WLC column (in the Whitelist when you don't use Darkmode)? Maybe black for safe and a red for "unsafe".

 

[Zartarra]

NPE detected Voodooshield as malware. Other scanners, Virustotal and Jotti's scanner don't detect it.

I filled in the Norton submission:

 

[oldschool]

NPE detected Voodooshield as malware.

This is because VoodooShield is Black Magic!

 

[Moonhorse]

@Zartarra it happens with every release of voodooshield, defenderui & adguard i see . Its fixed quick but it really does not hurt to run npe when installing new software though

 

[n8chavez]

This is because VoodooShield is Black Magic!

Well, that and anything Norton is crap!

 

[n8chavez]

There are a couple of things you can try. What is the path of your winget install? If you change it to C:\Program Files\Winget (or whatever), it will probably work better. Or you can try to add an Allow rule in VS.

Wait, how would I go about creating a VS rule for a single .exe file?

 

[Zartarra]

This is because VoodooShield is Black Magic!

I like Black Magic . Where is my Shaman pouch?

 

[Zartarra]

@Zartarra it happens with every release of voodooshield, defenderui & adguard i see . Its fixed quick but it really does not hurt to run npe when installing new software though

Thanks for the info

 

[simbatippe1234]

I use the latest stable version, don't have the Know-How to do it any differently, but thanks a lot everyone for the insight

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

Mail from @danb :

Hey Guys,

Here is the latest VS! There were a couple of small bug fixes…

1. The auto update was not working properly, but it is fixed now.
2. The WLC tray icon did not always display the correct text when the mouse hovered
3. The Allow False Positive confirmation prompt needed to be top most

But by far the biggest bug fix is one where VS would slow down certain processes (some windows processes and web apps) while they were launched because of a bug. It is fixed now, and VS should be super fast and light on all systems. Some users might not notice a difference if VS was already super fast, but if VS seemed to slow your system down a little on previous versions, then I bet you will notice a big difference.

VS 7.02

https://voodooshield.com/Download/InstallVoodooShield702.exe

SHA-256: 04ef1ccdc570eeacbd29de801c3a415046c1dc4dd705fafd32517552686c4cea

Thank you guys!

Dan

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

Another mail form @danb :

Hey Guys,

Sorry, I need to clarify about the auto upgrade bug. There was a bug in 7.00 and 7.01 that broke the auto update, but it is fixed in 7.02. So after 7.02 is installed, the auto update will start working again.

To upgrade to 7.02, please exit out of VS and install 7.02.

VS 7.02

https://voodooshield.com/Download/InstallVoodooShield702.exe

SHA-256: 04ef1ccdc570eeacbd29de801c3a415046c1dc4dd705fafd32517552686c4cea

Thank you!

Dan

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

Mail from @danb :

Hey guys!

There was a conflict with Malwarebytes in VS 7.02, but it should be fixed here…

VS 7.03

https://voodooshield.com/Download/InstallVoodooShield703.exe

SHA-256: f1cd839015d254a2dbe37c61ca74d0355e94fe5de43ecdd378965097a080ef50

Thank you,

Dan

 

[Shadowra]

Updated

 

[simbatippe1234]

Updated to the latest version, Thanks @Gandalf_The_Grey

 

[Asterixpl]

Updated
Thanks @Gandalf_The_Grey

 

[jetman]

You can set the service to Delayed Start, but the VoodooShieldService will still start pretty quick, so this probably will not help.

This should be an easy fix though. Can you please reproduce the block (by restarting your machine), then send me the C:\ProgramData\VoodooShield\DeveloperLog.log file? One other VS user had a similar VPN issue today and they fixed it by doing a clean install of VS, so that might help as well. If you do a clean install, just make sure you click Yes when VS asks if you want to delete the settings and logs. Thank you!

Early days, but the update to version 7.02 appears to have resolved the conflict with F-Secure Freedome upon Windows startup.... which is great news!