Windows 11 Smart App Control Blocking myDesigner6

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3 months 21 hours ago #4917 by mshumanmd@gmail.com
Windows 11 Smart App Control Blocking myDesigner6 was created by mshumanmd@gmail.com
Windows 11 Smart App Control started blocking myDesigner6 a couple of weeks ago. Has anyone else had this problem? Has it been reported to Microsoft?  As far as I know there is no way to give permission to an individual program. I have to turn off Smart App Control to use myDesigner6.

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Mark

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3 months 7 hours ago - 3 months 7 hours ago #4918 by aa6vh
Unfortunately, Windows 11 Smart App Control is currently an All or Nothing. There currently is no way to permit individual apps.

I guess we wait until Microsoft gets around to implementing individual app selection in the Smart App Control.

Another wonderful thing Microsoft did: If you turn off Smart App Control, you cannot turn it back on without doing a Windows re-install. Check out Microsoft Windows documentation for the full and current information.
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3 months 7 hours ago #4919 by mshumanmd@gmail.com
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I am able to turn Smart Control back On without reinstalling Windows. I either have to keep it off or turn if off when I want to use myDesigner6 and then turn it back on. I believe I reported the issue to Microsoft when it first occurred, but maybe it will require Allonis to contact Microsoft.

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2 months 4 weeks ago #4921 by aa6vh
I guess the online documentation I found is out of date then.

I leave if off myself, as I have written a bunch of programs for my own use (which are also flagged), and I do not need a "big brother" watching over me anyway.

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2 months 4 weeks ago #4927 by Nillaz

I guess the online documentation I found is out of date then.

I leave if off myself, as I have written a bunch of programs for my own use (which are also flagged), and I do not need a "big brother" watching over me anyway.
 
I also leave this turned off, and for exactly the same reason. There's no way I'm going to pay a few hundred dollars per year for a security certificate just so I can run a few homebrew programs without them constantly getting put in the naughty bin.

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