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Running programs at school - BackSmack - Sep 3, 2010
Hi.
My school has computers with Windows 7 and F-secure. Whenever I try to run a program that is not in the trusted list, f-secure's DeepGuard blocks it from running. I can run e.g. putty, but when I try to run CS or any other bigger program, it blocks it. So, is there any way to bypass it? I've seen some guys playing like L4D there, but I got no clue how they do that. I know how to remove admin password, but I'd get caught by doing that.
* - blazzored - Sep 3, 2010
Do you have access to see what files are in the trusted list? go to the computer that they play games and see if they have added the program to the list.
Also how come smaller programs that aren't in the trusted list can be run but larger ones can't? it sounds like the problem isn't to do with the trusted list.