I don’t know if maybe the update was the one that changed this settings, or maybe it was something else. One thing that I noticed when I opened up AVG after the reboot, was that it said it had updated it self.
All you have to do is to deploy this new GPO on a computer group or on a server group to automatically disable the firewall.
Click Disabled and complete the configuration with OK. But after I changed the file path from “ C:\Program Files\AVG” to “ C:\Program\AVG” and a quick restart, I was able to use my AVG like before. Double-click the Windows Firewall: Protect all network connections object. I dont know if it was a virus, or a update gone wrong. This is what the error was:Īccess to C:\Program Files\AVG\AVG2014\avgui.exe has been restricted by your Administrator by location with policy rule placed on path C:\Program Files\AVG.Īfter this, I went to the Registry and searched for the policy rule: 26500e99-2b02-4ea5-8f18-49e36a860535. I went to the Event Viewer and saw an Application error, on the log. Today I came across this issue with avg, my favorite antivirus program.
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