Computer Protection Premium blocking Windows feature update.

My computer was installing Feature update to Windows 10, version 1903 today and after restarting started rolling everything back. I later found from the Computer Protection event history that it had blocked the SetupHost.exe under C:\$WINDOWS.~BT\Sources. Reason: Ransomeware:AccessControl.

How do I avoid this problem?

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etomcat

Hello,

I think F-Secure Corp. needs to work on Dataguard module to make it more intelligent. It is not good when FSAV blocks legitimate Windows10 upgrades for whatever reason. Microsoft makes Windows 10 and they get to decide how its upgrade mechanism worksand how often they change the way that upgrade mechanism works and F-Secure needs to adapt. Stubbornly telling customers to configure exceptions for every mundane task leads to nowhere (e.g. I have seen Dataguard block .JPG access on the desktop).

Best regards: Tamas Feher, Hungary.

unknown

This helped to finish the update.

fedool

We cannot add it by default because you said it runs from C:\$WINDOWS.~BT\Source , not from normal window location.

What if you add "C:\$WINDOWS.~BT\Source\" to allowed applications, will that help?

unknown

Unfortunately this log has 0 events. Can you add SetupHost.exe to list of specified applications that can write to protected folders?

fedool

Access control allows only specified applications to write to your protected folders. And it seems that windows update tries to write something with SetupHost.exe to one of your protected folders.

You can search FSecureUltralightSDK log in Event Viewer to see which exact file SetupHost.exe tried to write.

To allow it to write, you can add SetupHost.exe to allowed applications in Access Control