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*From https://www.ghacks.net/2017/10/24/configure-controlled-folder-access-in-windows-10/* | ||
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Use Windows-I to open the Settings application. | ||
Select Update & Security > Windows Defender, and activate "Open Windows Defender Security Center". | ||
Select Virus & threat protection when the new application window opens. | ||
On the page that opens, select Virus & threat protection settings. | ||
Make sure that real-time protection is enabled. | ||
Locate Controlled Folder Access on the page, and switch its toggle to on. | ||
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The list of folders that are protected by Controlled Folder Access is displayed when you click on the link. Windows Defender protects some folders automatically; these are: | ||
User: Documents, Pictures, Videos, Music, Desktop, Favorites | ||
Public: Documents, Pictures, Videos, Music, Desktop | ||
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You cannot remove these default folders, but you can add custom folder locations so that the added folders are protected by the security feature as well. | ||
Click on "add a protected folder" to select a local folder and have it added to the protected folders listing. |