SpyHunter 5's System Guard is designed to protect your system from the execution of malware and other objects that may adversely affect the performance and security of your computer. The System Guard is designed to allow whitelisted programs, such as popular software from Microsoft and other trusted vendors, to execute without interruption.
In some cases, SpyHunter 5 may not be able to identify a program that is attempting to launch on your system. For these cases, SpyHunter 5 can be configured to prompt you and ask you if you would like to block the unknown executable or allow it to execute. If you opt for the prompt to 'Remember my answer,' SpyHunter 5 will create a rule in the 'User Added' section of its System Guard, which will be applied in the future whenever the same object attempts to execute.
If you inadvertently block an unknown executable from execution, and wish to launch it, you will need to unblock it in the SpyHunter 5 System Guard's 'User Added' section.
Developed by Enigma Software Group USA, LLC, SpyHunter 5 is an anti-malware program. It’s available for Windows and Mac computers, and the Mac version comes with some optimization tools. SpyHunter 5 is the successor of SpyHunter 4, and comes with a completely new, modern app design and improved features. SpyHunter 5 is primarily a malware.
You can view the objects that have been blocked by opening the SpyHunter 5 main window and clicking the 'System Guard' menu item. Objects are grouped into three categories: 'Malware,' 'PUPs,' and 'User Added.'
Locate the SpyHunter for Mac in the Applications directory and double click on the app to run it and then click on Open on the pop-up which appears. Then download SpyHunter to your computer, rename its executable file and launch anti-malware. You can also use manual instructions to stop malicious processes on your computer. If you still have any questions, please contact us on ‘Ask Us’ page or get the assistance by calling +1 8.
To view a list of user-added rules that have been created for SpyHunter 5's System Guards, click on the 'User Added' tab to select it. Each object will display a 'Status' of 'Blocked' or 'Allowed.' You can modify a user-added rule by locating the object in this list, clicking the value in its 'Status' field, and selecting either 'Allowed' or 'Blocked.'
Note: If you are experiencing issues running a program that IS NOT listed under the 'User Added' section, you should check if the object is listed in the SpyHunter 5 System Guard's 'PUP' section. Please click here to learn about managing Blocked PUPs.
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