With Rising how to set certain programs as trusted programs

How to operate: In the system tray (the area where the system clock is displayed in the Windows taskbar), right-click the Rising Antivirus icon (shaped like a small umbrella) and select [File Monitoring Whitelist] from the right-click menu to open the File Monitoring Whitelist. There are two tabs on the file monitoring whitelist, one is "File Whitelist" and the other is "Directory Whitelist".

File whitelist: File monitoring does not monitor any access to Chinese files on the list. For files that you have identified as safe and need frequent access, you can add them to the list to improve the efficiency of your system.

Directory whitelist: File monitoring does not monitor any access to the directory and its subdirectory files in the list. You can specify the file type in the extension and not monitor it (if not specified, all files in the directory will not be monitored), and use "; "Separation.

Add file whitelist: In the file whitelist tab, click the "Add" button in the lower left corner to find a new blank line in the list, you can manually enter the file name, or click the "" button next to the blank line to select the file to add. Add directory whitelist:

In the Whitelist tab, click Add in the lower-left corner to add a new line of items to the list. There are also two setting items in the directory whitelist, one is an extension and the other is to include subdirectories. After an extension is specified, only files with that extension will be released by File Monitor.

If you set the option to include subdirectories, all subdirectories in this directory will be monitored and approved by files. Import and export: Both the file whitelist and the directory whitelist can be imported and exported.

This function allows you to export the whitelist that has been set up and save it as *XML file, when you want to restore the saved whitelist list, you can directly import the file to avoid duplicate settings. Export:

Switch to the Whitelist tab to be saved, click Export, select an export location, enter a file name, and click Save. Import: Switch to the Whitelist tab of the list to be restored, click Import, select the import file, and click the Open button.

I don't know if it meets your requirements.

There is an operation to add to the whitelist in the settings.

It's all set to be trusted, but all about the registry must be rejected.

You can add the program to the Rising Antivirus whitelist.

1. If it is a pop-up prompt on the firewall, you can choose to block or release, and if you confirm that there is no problem with this program, you can choose to release. If it has been blocked, you can go to the program access control of the firewall and change the status of the program to Permission.

2. If you are blocked by Rising Trojan Horse Defense when running a certain software, please log in to the address link below to view the instructions.

Ruixing's resource occupancy rate and anti-virus ability are not bad, and it is a leader in domestic brand power But compared with foreign soft killing, it will be much inferior, Kaba, Norton, and Little Red Umbrella's anti-virus ability is very strong. The higher usage rate in China is Norton, which is good for resource occupation, virus updates, defense capabilities, detection and killing capabilities, and convenient function settings.

Rising trust program is to exclude detection targets, or whitelist, not to call trusted programs, view methods.

Go to the main interface - Settings - Advanced settings - Exclude Kill Targets to view.

Settings - Network Protection - Program Network Control , which can be viewed.

Go to the main interface - Settings - Advanced settings - Exclude Kill Targets to view.

If you want to view the rules for a program, you can go to the main page - Access Control - Program Rules to view.

What lz said probably refers to the whitelist, you can open the main interface of Rising - Settings - Advanced Settings - Exclude Killing Targets to view.

The landlord is talking about antivirus software or firewall, try 2 ways to operate:

1 Right-click on the little green umbrella -- Detailed Settings -- Network Protection -- Program Network Control -- All Statuses Change to Allow.

2 Open Rising Firewall -- Settings -- Detailed Settings -- Rule Settings -- Allow access to the network.

Are you referring to those programs under the Network Programs tab Only the network occupancy objects that are currently active can be set Click on the object you want to set, and there will be a small wrench setting icon in the last column, click to make relevant settings, and the rest will not be known If you don't refer to this, please clarify the problem object.

Changed the "Behavior Analysis Engine Level" in Trojan Defense to Medium, and select "Ask Me When Unknown Trojans Found".

Settings - Computer Protection - System Kernel Hardening - Whitelist - Settings - Add - Files that need to be released, when you open the file and prompt you to release it, click Trust Release.

Detailed settings: Computer protection, Trojan defense, Whitelist settings, Select your program, Apply OK.

Rising main interface -- Settings -- Kill Settings -- Full Kill -- Exclude Directory -- Add the directory where the software is located -- OK.

Settings -- Computer Protection -- File Monitoring -- Don't monitor directories -- Add the directory where the software is located -- OK.

Hello landlord, Rising can set the directory that does not monitor and exclude the directory, which is set in Settings - Kill Settings - Full Kill and File Monitoring.

Open the main interface of Rising: Settings--

1.Kill the whole thing -- exclude the directory.

2.Computer Protection - File Monitoring - Do not monitor directories.

3.USB flash drive protection - set exception programs.

4.- Trojan Defense - Whitelist.

5.System Kernel Hardening - Whitelist.

Judging from the figure, these programs do not take up much memory and do not need to be deleted.

If you must delete it, there should be a one-click close below. Or right-click on the status bar - Task Manager - process management.

If you want to uninstall these software, go to Start - Control Panel - Add or Remove Programs to do it.

Hello, if you still want to use the Rising software normally, it is recommended that you do not uninstall it.

If you don't want to use Rising software anymore. You can uninstall it from the Start Menu or the Control Panel.

Method 1: (Recommended) Click the [Start] menu in the lower left corner of the screen, find [Programs All Programs], find the [Rising Antivirus] column, click [Repair] in the column, and the Rising Software Maintenance Mode interface will pop up, select [Uninstall] in the interface, click "Next", remove the check of "Keep User Profile" at the bottom of the interface, and then click "Next", enter the verification code according to the program prompts, and keep "Next" until the uninstallation is completed.

Method 2: Open the system [Control Panel], find [Add or Remove Programs] ([Uninstall Programs] or [Programs and Functions] for win7 system), after opening, click [Rising Antivirus] in the interface (right-click for win7 system), click [Change Delete] ([Uninstall and Change] for win7 system), at this time, the Rising software maintenance mode interface will pop up, select [Uninstall] in the interface and click "Next", remove the "Keep User Profile" at the bottom of the interface Then click "Next", enter the verification code according to the program prompts, and then "Next" until the uninstallation is completed.

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Note: Rising software does not support third-party uninstallation, if you have already used a third party to uninstall, you can only reinstall it again. Then install the two ways prompted above to uninstall it.

In the uninstaller, uninstall the main program of Rising first.

After restarting the computer, scan the cleaning tool for residual items and remove them.

Control Panel - Uninstall Programs - Click on the software you want to uninstall plugins.

Or use the software in 360 Security Guard to uninstall, and if you can't uninstall it, use 360 to uninstall the software.

Start-Run-Enter msconfig Enter, and then there is a startup tab, just click Rising off, or use some tools, such as 360 security guards, etc., are all set, View the original post

In the software settings, yo orphan boot start, msconfig can also be set.

Close the Rising program in the taskbar in the lower right corner of the screen, right-click on the icon in the lower right corner, and select Exit.

Right-click on the green umbrella in the bottom right corner and select Disable All Computer Protection to turn it off.

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Startup items and services are gone!

Rising has never been used, for the same reason as Kaspersky, which takes up too much system resources. It's easy to uninstall.