Windows 10: Windows firewall repeatedly re-creating rules I delete, mere minutes after I delete them.

Hi, thanks in advance for your time; anyone reading this. I am running Windows 10 64-bit addition, version 22H2, build 19045.2604, feature pack 120.2212.419 0.0 installed on February 24th 2023 and have all the windows updates and everything done after a fresh install. I then configured the Windows firewall how I would like it to be set up by deleting all the incoming connection exception rules and replacing them with a single "block all" rule I created from scratch. I also set up all three profiles in the options domain, private and public to "block all incoming connections" as well as to bl

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I created a Windows Firewall rule and now I cannot delete it

Hi 0bsSin

Close that firewall window

Click your Start Button, then just type cmd

In the resulting list, right click Command Prompt and choose 'Run as Administrator'

Paste this command and hit Enter:

netsh advfirewall firewall delete rule name=”dbd1”

When that command completes, close Command Prompt

Open the Firewall again and see if that rule is gone . . .

 

I created a Windows Firewall rule and now I cannot delete it

Following a guide, I created a windows firewall outbound rule in order to block an IP and improve the lobby times from a game. It did not work, and now the game works even worse than before.

Now I am trying to the delete the rule, but the delete option is missing. It is an outbound rule that appears in the "'monitoring>firewall" section of the Windows Firewall with Advance Security.

Please help me to delete the rule.

 

I created a Windows Firewall rule and now I cannot delete it

It worked thank you so much