Windows 10: question about log applications and service

Hi all


i recently checked my logs and found something i have never seen before.

I also had a lot of problems with my desktop a while ago and so i want to make sure it's noting to worry about.

Because of the writing it looks cryptic but i am not sure and because i can't find anything clear about it ill hope some one can give me the right answer.

I've read it is for all kinds of connections but i do not come much further than that

The text below i really cant figure out what is or where it is for.

The upper one is for applocker.

My questions are


-what exactly is it for?

-can i disable it?

-if i do disable it can it cause harm to my system?

-can it do harm or weaken the system anyway?

-and lastly, why is it write protected?

I am sorry for the nooby questions but i hope some one can explain it to me and maybe others.

I am not an IT so i hope you can understand my issue.

See post below.

thank you in advance

kind regards


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Thank you for the prompt reply.

As part of the set-up, I have uninstalled the application. For the application installer, within the Compatibility tab I see under "Run this program in compatibility mode for:"

(only one option within the drop down list)

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Running the application again, the "Log On As" returns to Local System.

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Windows 7

Windows Vista

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