Windows 10: Is an unsigned WindowsPackageManagerServer.exe safe to allow through my firewall?

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  1. RODNEYD918
    RodneyD918 Win User

    Is an unsigned WindowsPackageManagerServer.exe safe to allow through my firewall?


    Is an unsigned WindowsPackageManagerServer.exe safe to allow through my firewall?

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    RodneyD918, Feb 22, 2024
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  2. SRIJAN NIRMAL KUMARGALLA
    Srijan Nirmal KumarGalla Win User

    Sigverif reports an unsigned file rzs3wizardpkgs3.exe is the file safe or a virus.

    Sigverif reports an unsigned file rzs3wizardpkgs3.exe i manually deleted the exe file but still showing after runnning the same command and I'm unable to find the file, how do i delete it and is the file safe or dangerous.
     
    Srijan Nirmal KumarGalla, Feb 22, 2024
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  3. STEEBOO
    Steeboo Win User
    Windows Firewall - how to allow access

    I believe that my firewall is blocking access to Family Tree Maker / Ancestry / MacKiev SYNC - I can't see any reference to any of these names in the allowed list ....

    I can't see any way of adding to the allowed list

    Any suggestions ?
     
    Steeboo, Feb 22, 2024
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  4. JOEGGERNAUT
    Joeggernaut Win User

    Is an unsigned WindowsPackageManagerServer.exe safe to allow through my firewall?

    Can't add windows 10 store apps to firewall settings (allow an app through firewall).

    The apps use to appear on the list of apps allowed through the windows firewall but I reset the firewall settings and the apps were removed. Now there is not way to add the windows store apps back because you have to point to their .exe files which are hidden/encrypted.
    Is there a way to add them back the list of allowed apps through the firewall?

    [Moved from: Windows / Apps on Windows 10 / Xbox on Windows]
     
    Joeggernaut, Feb 22, 2024
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