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"Access Denied" when executing an External Task

"Configuring AppGuard" and/or "Processing Security Management" during logon takes a long time

A-Drive (Floppy) visible after upgrade to RES PowerFuse 2008

After "Configuring AppGuard" or "Engaging AppGuard", the logon process stops

AppGuard and/or File and Folder security not working

AppGuard blocks files that do not exist on the computer

AppGuard blocks ntvdm.exe and krnl386.exe after upgrading to 7.01b

AppGuard blocks sw*.bat files from Softricity since RES PowerFuse 7.03

AppGuard events appear as ALERT in the Security Management logs

Appguard log at application level shows wrong entries

AppGuard messages appear when browsing through folder(s) with executable(s)

AppGuard Version is not updated after installation of an update.

Application creates files in the %programFiles%\Res powerfuse\ directory

Applications started via "Run as" are not blocked by Appguard

BLOCK messages for .ico files in AppGuard log

Blue screen after installing Norman AV 5.6

Clicking a .doc generates AppGuard message \\client\..\winword.exe

Computer stops responding and/or displays BSOD

Conflicts between RES PowerFuse and McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 7

Enumerating User Groups takes long

Error in AppGuard: 324 open read get_attrib on Pwrmail.exe

Error message "RES Netguard service cannot be started" after reboot

Error message: "Application can`t be started"

Error message: (-2147319779) Automation error Library not registered - Checkpath - Config.exe

Error message: (75) Path/File access error - fysnCreateAppguardSlot - pwrstart.exe

Error message: 0 - fysnCheckAppGuardRevision - pwrpack.exe

Error message: AppGuard driver version mismatch

Error message: AppGuard is unable to protect your session

HOWTO: (Dis)allow AppGuard "Blocked resources" on certain level

HOWTO: Block Internet access in Internet Explorer and Windows Explorer

HOWTO: Completely disable AppGuard

HOWTO: Completely disable NetGuard

HOWTO: Create .bat or .cmd, but without execute permissions

HOWTO: Create a user-friendly notification for non-authorized files

HOWTO: Disable AppGuard on a specific server, for specific users, groups, etc.

HOWTO: Enable RES PowerFuse Security Management Logging

HOWTO: Migrate from PowerSense to AppGuard

INFO: Does AppGuard protect against virusses (*.vbs files etc)?

Last two extension characters not displayed in AppGuard / Security Management log(s)

Local shares are removed when starting a RES PowerFuse session

Local shares on a workstation are deleted when using RES PowerFuse

Maximum Instances not counted correctly

No event logging occurs in the RES PowerFuse environment

Opening "Compressed Folders" from Outlook as attachment does not work in RES PowerFuse Shell

Opening UNC paths from e.g. Microsoft Word or Internet Explorer does not work

Poor performance after upgrade/installation of RES PowerFuse 2008 SR4

Printer driver DLL`s cause AppGuard notifications

Right-click / copy an executable results in AppGuard notification

Right-clicking Start > Explore results in an error message

Search button in Windows Explorer generates AppGuard blocked file message notexists.*

Security event logged at Global level instead at application level for SoftGrid applications

Security Management logs are incomplete or not up-to-date

Sftdcc.exe produces AppGuard execute messages

Sfttray.exe produces AppGuard block message

SoftGrid applications do not start in RES PowerFuse 2008

SoftGrid executable is not automatically authorized in AppGuard

The AppGuard log displays incorrect UNC path if blocked file is located on DFS share

Unable to authorize a process name longer than 15 characters

Unable to modify Organizational Unit (OU) based Access Control on RES PowerFuse 2010 objects

User can launch any executable when browsing for printer driver in PowerPrint

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Q200022 Blue screen after installing Norman AV 5.6

After installing Norman AntiVirus 5.6, a blue screen (BSOD) will be displayed when booting. When deactivating the AppGuard driver or the Norman Access Demand Scanner Service, the Server will boot without any problem.

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