AppGuard 3.x 32/64 Bit

So is the setting supposed to end up being a "Yes" or a "No"? I guess this section is for exceptions/exclusions -- right?

 

I think you are in the wrong tab, TomAZ. The yes/no option is in the User-Space tab. You want to go to Advanced, then look for MemoryGuard and add the file to the Exception List with ReadWrite. If you've already added the exe in the User-Space tab, you may want to remove that entry there as well.

 

Oops, thanks for pointing that out .

 

The new beta is ready:

Software: http://www.blueridge.com/support/products/beta2/AppGuardSetup.exe
Release Notes: http://www.blueridge.com/support/products/beta2/AppGuard_ReleaseNotes_3_5_6-Rev0.pdf

The following fixes were made:

1. During an upgrade AppGuard was not retaining the user's trusted publishers and alert settings.
2. Including a folder path containing a “%” character in the policy resulted in AppGuard aborting.
3. When browsing to a folder while adding a user-space folder or a Guarded Application folder, AppGuard would sometimes add the parent path to the policy.

If you have any questions, please email AppGuard@BlueRidge.com.

 

WooHoo...!! It has arrived! Going to try it now Lol!

 

Was the bug where AG shows the wrong Guarded Apps settings for Lock Down mode not fixed?

 

Thanks for the updated manual! I have some reading to do now.

 

No GUI-fix for privacy flags in Lockdown-mode?

 

I've tried it and it is working now.

 

Yeah, I was just about to post back here that it's working!

Great job BRN!!

 

Thanks for confirming the privacy settings in Lock Down Mode has been fixed. It was not listed with the change log posted here in the thread.

 

Win 7x64

Is this now meant to maintain application specific ignored alerts as well as the basic alert settings?
After upgrading from the previous beta, all app specific alerts were removed and replaced by those in AppGuard's default policy. Is this by design or a bug?
Thanks

 

AppGuard has always done that when upgrading to a new version. If it were a bug, I would have thought they would have fixed it by now, so I assume it's by design.

Perhaps Barb_C can clarify this.

 

After thinking about it, I remember that the first v3 builds didn't have any configurable basic settings for the alerts, just the ability to ignore application specific alerts.
It would be nice to be able retain the app specific alert settings, so like you I'm now assuming that this is by design.

 

Yes it was fixed. I missed it (in the release notes as well).

 

I think it's a bug. I will see if this bug fix can be squeezed in before the actual release.

 

Hello Barb. I posted earlier that I seem to cannot get Windows Media Center to work when it is put into the 'Guarded Apps' list. No matter what I do in the other locations it will not work. What comes up when I load WMC is "Media Center has stopped working." In AppGuard it always only shows "Prevented <Windows Problem Reporting> from writing to memory of <Windows Media Center>."

Windows Media Player works just fine.

Any help appreciated,
Robert

Win8 pro
AppGuard v3.5.6 on High (Purchased)

 

New release notes with update about Locked Down GUI Bug Fix:

http://www.blueridge.com/support/products/beta2/AppGuard_ReleaseNotes_3_5_6-Rev1.pdf

 

Thanks Barb.

 

Upgraded. No problem for me.

 

Good find stackz!

 

I have not done any in depth testing, but so far with my normal routine use I have experienced no issues.