All this then takes up additional disk space. This list then becomes unweildy and can take ages to extract from the same RAR archive later. If I double-click on an RAR file, the same thing happens, and I end up with yet another entry in the ransomeare allow list.įor some unknown reason, AVG thinks that because I have used the file association of an RAR file to launch and open WinRAR that then opens the RAR file, the RAR file is somehow an executable (sorry app) and so needs its own specific allow entry in the "ransomware" list.Īs I said, this has only started up in the last week and is extremely annoying because I end up with an aborted extraction and then end up with an additional entry in the ransomware allow list. If I first start WinRAR and then within it I navigate to the archive I tried to extract a file from, and then get WinRAR to open the archive, there is no problem (I removed the RAR archive file entry from the allow list leaving just the WinRAR.exe entry there). The thing is it is not an app, just an archive. If I go back to the Hacker Attack>Ransomware>allow screen, the RAR file I tried to extract a file from added to the Allow list. I pick allow the app and I get the Got It button.
After a few more seconds, AVG pops up an error telling me that an app tried to write to the protected folder My Downloads. In This Article, I Am Sharing Avast Premium Security V20.8.
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Nothing happens there is nothing showing on the progress bar and then WinRAR throws up an error saying it cannot write to the folder MyDownloads. Avast Premium Security v20 32/64bit Full Crack Till 2050. Went to a folder where there is a RAR archive and double-clicked the RAR file. I picked Hacker Attacks, then Ransomware, then added in the Allow section the file and path to WinRAR.exe.
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