controlled folder access blocking everything

We do recommend you enable the setting through CryptoPrevent if you wish to try it out, because CryptoPrevent will automatically add the necessary whitelist entries for itself so that Controlled Folder Access and CryptoPrevent’s FolderWatch/HoneyPot work well together.

The setting is not normally known in Windows and therefore CryptoPrevent wishes to bring it to your attention as another layer of defense against ransomware. It is important to note that the new setting in CryptoPrevent for Controlled Folder Access is independent of other CryptoPrevent settings, and not part of a CryptoPrevent Protection Plan. It works by blocking all unknown applications from accessing data in protected folders on your hard drive (by default the “user” folders such as Documents, Pictures, Desktop, etc. We’ve determined that when configured properly, Controlled Folder Access works very well with CryptoPrevent to block unknown ransomware threats. (repost) CryptoPrevent version 21.7.23 adds a new setting for “ Controlled Folder Access” which is not a CryptoPrevent protection but a newer protection provided by Windows 10 and Windows 11, so the setting will now appear in CryptoPrevent on these operating systems. Tech Directory (Search for local/remote PC Repair).dSupportSuite: White-label Automated Maintenance.dUninstaller (for Scripting App Removals).dAffinity, CPU Affinity and Priority Tool.CryptoPrevent Anti-Malware (FREE/Paid Available).

Controlled folder access blocking everything