Whitelisting PhotoMove with Windows Defender
Here are the steps to add PhotoMove 2.exe as an exception to Windows Defender.
1. Right-click the Windows Start button at the bottom left corner of your screen. Click on Settings.
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2. Click on ‘Update and Security’.
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3. Click on ‘Windows Security’.
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4. Click on ‘Virus & threat protection’.
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5. Click on ‘Virus & threat protection settings’.
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6. Scroll down to ‘Exclusions’ and click on ‘Add or remove exclusions’.
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7. Click on ‘Add an exclusion’.
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8. Click on ‘File’.
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9. Navigate to ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\PhotoMove 2\PhotoMove 2.exe’ and click ‘Open’.
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10. Click ‘Yes’ in the User Account Control box. Shut down your PC and restart it. Run PhotoMove to determine if it has been unblocked by Windows Defender.
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