controlled folder access blocked from making changes to memory

To have to carry out this procedure just to be able to use third party software, (such as Apache), is an abomination. Windows Defender features Controlled folder access, which can protect files, folders, and memory areas on your computer from unauthorized changes by. Having worked with IBM mainframe software for several decades of my life and being fairly familiar with the business practices of that once giant of the computer world, I must say that Microsoft unfortunately seems to be following some of IBM's undesirable practices. The procedure is not totally intuitive and may cause difficulty for someone without a computer background. This Apache program (soffice) will then be allowed to add or modify text documents whilst 'Defender' will still control folder access. * Follow the tutorial precisely, especially manually typing 'soffice.bin' at the end. * Find the tutorial titled 'Problems with Windows Defender under Windows 10' posted by John_Ha on March 26th, 2019.

* Go to the 'Board Index / Getting Started / Tutorials' section of this Forum. Anybody with the same issue please read on. Frames from these protected videos are not accessible to the browser for processing. The video is not protected with Digital Rights Management technologies like PlayReady or Widevine.

Thank you again for your efforts LastUnicorn, but I seem to have now sorted this problem. Lets say its here that Controlled Folders kick in: When creating the memory object that memory area will get flagged as protected. Both the height and width of the video are greater than 192 pixels.

Controlled folder access blocked from making changes to memory