Closed Comeonnoob closed 1 week ago
Microsoft does not like EP anymore, seems like. It's understandable since they've been removing legacy stuff which EP resurrects. Adding to exclusions or compiling your own EP seems to be the only way now.
You can also set windows defender to exclude C:\Program Files\ExplorerPatcher so future updates won't be blocked by windows defender. You can also set windows defender to exclude the directory that you manually download EP to so you can install it without windows defender blocking it.
Also %APPDATA%\ExplorerPatcher
microsoft is so mad ngl
Thats not a false detection. They literally named it as "HackTool:Win64/ExplorerPatcher!MTB" because they don't like EP.
It would be nice if EP deleted ep_setup.exe as soon as possible after an update, that would probably decrease the detection rate.
It's used for uninstalling. It can't be deleted before then.
You can also set windows defender to exclude C:\Program Files\ExplorerPatcher so future updates won't be blocked by windows defender. You can also set windows defender to exclude the directory that you manually download EP to so you can install it without windows defender blocking it.
Thank you, had to use this
Also it looks like Windows 11 24H2 update might be a disaster because Microsoft is actively blocking StartAllBack as well. Not good, Microsoft needs lawsuit from someone with a decent anmount of money.
For some reason, latest release of EP keeps getting false flagged by Windows defender as HackTool:Win64/ExplorerPatcher!MTB. I have to exclude this app's folder from Program Files manually to uninstall it properly. What is going on?