ShadowDefender v1.1.0.270 is now officially released

It is not FP, it is behavior (notification/alert), there is nothing wrong with accurate alert, (this is not signature detection)

 

I am not disagreeing but the key word in your statement is "accurate", would you not agree.

 

It is way how SD working.. I guess

 

Very good, but it isnt bad activity, so if I choose to say no, my legit program wont work. But I see what you are saying, I guess I expect software to know what is and isnt legit kernel modification.

And your english is fine.

 

It's late here so I must be missing the point - why would you want to commit C: even if this succeeded would it not just be the same as not have SD protection running ? if SD is part of C: can it be expected to commit itself ?

 

yeah, it is activity made by legit application, I already posted on KLab forum to suggest whitelisting, nothing yet ...
P.S. there is no no for an answer, only allow

 

I couldn't work it out either.

If you're wanting to commit C:, that means you trust all the files on it, and you believe it's free from viruses and malware. So if you trust it all, you would just leave it shadowed and protected.

You're only supposed to commit small files, things you want to keep. Songs, movies, files. Why on earth would you want to commit a massive amount, many gigs, of data?

You'd be better off just turning off the program and doing whatever you wanted to do with your C: drive.

 

Guys,you missed my point.
This was a test to see how this operation will work.It's easy to understand what is the best use for program like this and it's the way you describe it and as i use it also(by commiting only those type of files that you need and belive are malware free),but i don't see anywhere on Shadow Defender site that Do not try to Save entire Session ,becouse it will not work.
The result could had happened becouse of Agnitum firewall,but the program failed that's the result on my Pc.

 

All ok, I see your point.

I guess I would never try committing anything that was a running process.