Windows 10: how to delete protected folder access blocked message from PROTECTION HISTORY in win 10

few days later I got protected folder access blocked notification and i want to delete it from my protection history or it deletes it automatically from it

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W10 Windows Defender Protection History

Hi, is it possible to clear the "all recent items" list in "virus & protection/protection history"
it currently lists 14 items of "protected memory access blocked" and 1 item of "protected folder access blocked"
all low severity.
I have tried various "solutions" but none have actually deleted the list,
many thanks,

 

Clear Windows Security Center (Defender) Protection History

Did not work for me. After going through all steps I still have protection history full

 

PROTECTED FOLDER ACCESS

I am not even sure I can properly word this to ask the question but will try. In SETTINGS and then in WINDOWS SECURITY, I find a "section" that is shown as "PROTECTION HISTORY" and here there are listed, in my system, four items. This page is shown as PROTECTION
HISTORY and immediately below it is the statement: "View the latest protection actions and recommendations from Windows Security." And immediately next is: "Filtered by: Blocked folder access Filters (with a down pointing arrow).

Then it shows four actions, which are

PROTECTED FOLDER ACCESS BLOCKED Low

1/19/2020 1:18 AM

IF you click on the item, it then shows:

Your administrator has blocked this action

App or process blocked:

Protected Folder:

Blocked by: Controlled folder access

You can allow apps to access your protected folders, but

you should only allow apps you trust.

Controlled folder access settings

PROTECTED FOLDER ACCESS BLOCKED Low

1/10/2020 11:18 AM

PROTECTED FOLDER ACCESS BLOCKED Low

1/6/2020 5:17 PM

PROTECTED FOLDER ACCESS BLOCKED Low

12/22/19 2:39 PM

Each of the items listed are the same with different folders being shown for each. Here then are my questions:

1. This has never happened since I went to Windows 10 in August of 2016, until the last item shown above which is dated December 22, 2019.
Why did this suddenly begin happening?

I never download anything unless I trust the source. If it is from some unknown source and it looks like it would be great to use, I will first go to CNet.com and see if it is listed and what is shown relative to the app. If it then appears safe and useful
and will do what I think it will do, I will download it and install it. Therefore my next question is:

How do I avoid the above happening when I download something?

Is there a "global" setting that will avoid the system from stopping what I am attempting to do or, must I follow some action every time I want to download and install a new app?

Is this the result of some new feature included in some new update and if so, how do I avoid these types of features that change normal processes into something of a headache?

Wouldn't it be nice if we could review all aspects of new updates and disallow the features or sections we do not want when we want the other parts of the update?

Lastly, what other information or advice can you offer with regards to this situation?

Thanks for your attempts to help.