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module is blocked from loading into Local Security Authority (DPPassFilter.dll)

DPPassFilter dll – Enable LSA – RunAsPPL MAYBE this FINALLY Works for everyone getting this error for over a year (no one is seeing this error in ANY kind of predictable or consistent manner)!!! Wasting MOST of today on this microcrap Windows issue: INSTEAD of WORKING ON MY GEN AI / AWS ML ENGINEERING training….. Uploaded a PDF copy to Dropbox for now (it looks better than this page) – will be…

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Fix: Sharing Tab Missing in The Folder Properties

Sometimes when you open the Properties of any folder, you find that the Sharing Tab is missing from the panel containing General, Security, Customize, and Previous Version tabs. Here you can learn how to get the sharing tab back.

In your PC, you store a lot of data and files saved in various folders. If you wish to know the details of any folder, then you have to right-click on that folder and the Context Menu will appear. Here you will select the Properties option. Then the user will see the Context Menu with several tabs containing the details of those folders. The tab shown here are:

●        General: Here, you can get the information regarding the folder size, number of files present in that folder, its location, when it was created, and the Attributes of that folder.

●        Security: This tab contains the information of Groups and users present and the permission given to those users. Here you can change the control of other users on that folder by clicking on the Advanced button.

●        Sharing: This tab contains three parts: Network File and folder Sharing, Advanced Sharing, and Password Protection. From here, you can share these folders to the local user and other computers connected from the same network. The Advanced Sharing option allows you to share the folder form the specific users in the same network.

●        Customize: This Tab contains three subsections: What kind of folder you want, Folder pictures, and Folder Icons.

●        Previous Versions: This folder contains the information about where these folders come from (which backup or device.)

There are some moments when the Sharing tab does not show up in the Context Menu. The absence of this tab restricts you from seeing the details; that's how many profiles are sharing the data of that folder, and also, you can't share that folder with other profiles too.

There are some remedies present to resolve this problematic situation, and they mentioned below:

Enabling the Security and Sever Account Manager

In this method, you have to enable the Security and Sever account manager. For that, follow these steps:

●        Launch Run.

●        Enter service.msc and hit the OK button, and the Service Manager window will open.

●        Now, scroll down to Server Accounts Manager and Security Accounts Manager

●        If these managers are disabled, then click on them to open.

●        Go to Startup Type and choose the Automatic from the Drop Down Menu.

●        Then you have to right-click on them. The list will appear and choose the Start option.

Make Modification in Certain Registries

Fix: Registry 1

●        Launch Run.

●        Enter regedit and tap on OK button.

●        Go to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa" key.

●        Now open forceguest DWORD, here you have to change the value to ZERO.

●        Now, Reboot your computer.

Fix: Registry 2

●        Launch Run.

●        Enter regedit and tap on OK.

●        Go to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Shell Extensions\Blocked" key address.

●        Then find {f81e9010-6ea4-11ce-a7ff-00aa003ca9f6} DWORD, and open it by double click and now delete it.

●        Now, Restart your computer.

By completing these steps, you can eliminate the glitch and reinstate the Sharing tab where it belongs. Once you got back the Sharing tab now you can share the folder with other local computers.

Blair Lennon is a Internet Security expert and has been working in the technology industry since 2002. As a technical expert, she has written technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and reviews for many websites such as mcafee.com/activate.

Source:  https://blairlennonblogs.wordpress.com/2020/02/14/fix-sharing-tab-missing-in-the-folder-properties/

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Zoom meetings are happening all across the globe as a large number of people are preferring work from home due to the coronavirus outbreak. The remote culture has indeed resulted in popularity for the video conferencing platform that was earlier trying to compete against Google’s Hangouts Meet and Microsoft’s Skype. According to a survey, Zoom has become the highest downloaded app in the past 10 days, amid the COVID- 19 outbreak. However, its overnight popularity has also brought it into the limelight for security reasons as users are suffering from its alleged underlying vulnerabilities.

The first vulnerability that have been identified in the zoom app is about UNC paths. The windows client can convert networking UNC paths into a clickable link in the chat message which can be utilised by attackers to capture Windows passwords and other login credintials. The attacker can easily gain access to the computer after exploitation and install malware or spyware, without letting the users know about the backdoor entry. The issue that allows unwanted access is due to the installer that can easily be injected with malicious code and used to obtain root-level user privileges.

Zoom, who has been informed of the issue, can fix the issue by not turning network paths into clickable links, while network admins in the meantime can disable the automatic sending of network login credentials via the group policy  ‘Network security: Restrict NTLM: Outgoing NTLM traffic to remote servers’, though this can cause issues when accessing resources on some networks.

Home users can modify the  Restrict Sending NTLM Traffic Registry value under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\ Control\Lsa\MSV1_0 key and set it to 2. They do not need to reboot.

In addition to the UNC injection flaw, the Zoom app is said to have two distinct security loopholes that could allow attackers to gain root access and take over a user’s Mac system. It is important to note that apart from the above new security issues, Zoom was recently in the news for its misleading end-to-end encryption claim. The app has also been found to have a flaw that exposes emails and photos of users.

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Troubleshoot Unable to log in to Windows 8 when Webroot SecureAnywhere Gives Error While Installation

Nowadays, some of the users are complaining that they are facing an error. They are facing trouble in Microsoft account log in with their Windows 8. They are reporting that a message is showing on the screen that the password is incorrect whereas they are using the correct password. You do not have to worry about this issue. They are saying that this problem is created by installing Webroot program on the computer system.

We are suggesting some simple steps to sort out this log in issue from the Windows 8. But to get a perfect solution, you need to follow each given step. We have to make sure that you will get an immediate resolution with this login issue.

First go to the login screen, click on the “Power control” option.

Hold down the Shift key for few seconds and then click on the Restart.

Now, on the Choose an Option screen, click on Troubleshoot.

Then on the Troubleshoot screen, click on the Advanced Options.

Then on the Advanced Options screen, click System Restore and follow the prompts.

After the System Restore process, you will able to login your account, and you login will work fine. Then you need to install each application one by one, and it your error will be resolved.

After this process, if you have seen this issue again, then you need to take support from Webroot certified technicians.

So we will suggest for the user that they need to contact Webroot Customer support by dialing Webroot toll-free number. They will give you the best possible solution. You may need to do a System Restore again to fix the issue.

As per this article, this issue is resolved in version 8.0.2.79 and higher. The issue is related to the Webroot SecureAnywhere removes the LiveSSP key which is the located in the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa

Well if you ever face this issue, then we will suggest the user that they should always keep all their programs up to date.

Source: Webroot Support Number