By default in Windows there are three profiles setup which encompass particular network configurations. Now you're going to have to choose the profile(s) in which this rule applies to. Once you've found the executable click the radio button named 'Allow the connection'. You don't NEED to do this but it helps if and when you come across issues with connectivity you then know this is likely the culprit. You may have to add several executables in order to allow the program to run properly as it's likely there are more than one executable installed that makes us the software package. Now click the radio button named 'This Program Path:' and now navigate to the program executable. You want to allow an outbound rule to be set for a program. You should now get a smaller window that pops up named 'New Outbound Rule Wizard'. Once you've done that you should see a panel towards your right called 'Actions'.įind 'New Rule.' and click it. You want to go to 'Outbound Rules' as the issue is likely to be a default rule preventing it (possibly) from connecting out. Go to your Start Menu > Administrative Tools > Windows Defender with Advanced Security

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