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PUA == Potentially Unwanted Application. This is a class of application enterprises might not want to see on their computers. I bet there is a hidden registry k

PUA == Potentially Unwanted Application. This is a class of application enterprises might not want to see on their computers. I bet there is a hidden registry key or something to allow PUA. If it was blocked on Home and Pro versions of Windows, then it is indeed odd.

jaywalk 5y ago
It is indeed only Enterprise versions, and there is a simple PowerShell command to disable it: Set-MpPreference -PUAProtection Disabled
- iggldiggl 5y ago
  Just for completeness, there's also an option for that in the regular settings panel.