After running pysilon on my personal laptop, I wanted to test running it again on another account/user (administrator permissions) of the same device. I created a new user and to my surprise pysilon was already on it and active. Windows defender is taking no action against it so I assume exclusions are also working fine even though it tells me defender can’t be configured until I connect a Microsoft account.
My question is, is this an intended feature and to what extent does this work? If any user runs pysilon, does every user always run it as well? If pysilon runs on a user without administrator permissions, will it extend to another user on the same device with administrator permissions? Any information is appreciated.
After running pysilon on my personal laptop, I wanted to test running it again on another account/user (administrator permissions) of the same device. I created a new user and to my surprise pysilon was already on it and active. Windows defender is taking no action against it so I assume exclusions are also working fine even though it tells me defender can’t be configured until I connect a Microsoft account. My question is, is this an intended feature and to what extent does this work? If any user runs pysilon, does every user always run it as well? If pysilon runs on a user without administrator permissions, will it extend to another user on the same device with administrator permissions? Any information is appreciated.