Windows 10: Exe blocked.

Hello,


I am operating on Microsoft office 2010 but would like to upgrade to Microsoft professional plus office 2013. Unfortunately whenever I try to install I get a message by Windows defender "Unauthorized changes are blocked". What can I do in order to be authorized?

Because 2010 looks very reluctant with Windows 10-

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Smartscreen blocking an EXE

Hi,

Please answer these questions to assist you better.

• Do you get any option to save password?
• Which application are you referring to?

Follow the steps below and check if that helps.

• Right click on the shortcut or in File explorer and select Run as administrator check if that helps.
• Also observe when you type password do you get a prompt for saving password just above Taskbar.

You may also refer the link below and check if that helps.


Smart Screen Filter: FAQ.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/internet-explorer/use-smartscreen-filter#ie=ie-11

Hope the issue with smart screen blocking exe will resolved. Do let us know if you need further assistance.

Thank you.

 

blocking apps

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community.

I suggest you to follow the below steps and check if it helps:

• Log in to https://familysafety.microsoft.com/ using your Microsoft Email account.
• Find the user that is correspond to the computer account on the Windows that you are having issue with.
• Click on "App Restrictions".
• Under App Restrictions, click on "App list".
• Here, you can Allow or Block the Apps/Games that you want.

Please let us know if you need further assistance.

Thank you.

 

Why is Camtasia 9 still able to access the internet even when I blocked it through the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security?

We appreciate the information you provided. It's possible that your program file path is causing the issue. Third-party programs sometimes have multiple EXE files and the main EXE file may not be the actual EXE file that you have to block. To make sure that
you're blocking the correct EXE file, we suggest using Resource Monitor by following these steps:

• Click Start.
• Type Resource Monitor.
• Click the Network tab.
• Look for the EXE file for your program, assuming that it's currently accessing the Internet. If the EXE has a different file name than what you expected, use that file name instead when you specify the program path in Windows Firewall.

If you're already using the correct program path, we highly recommend posting your concern in our

TechNet Forums. Our IT specialists will be able to provide more technical assistance with establishing the proper firewall settings that you need to block the program.

Let us know if you have any other concerns with your computer.