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  1. I'm not able to quote but what Alex Smith said above is correct. I got a false positive with the Windows Feedback App (I don't care actually, it will get replaced). What I know is sfc /scannow or dism will NOT fix it. I will wait for the next upgrade. The authorities on this folder include ALL APPLICATION PACKAGES which is a new SID since Windows 8. (Perhaps 8.1 I can't remember). It also excludes local users including Administrators and if you decide to take ownership and grant yourself authority you could end up messing up every other app as they are a bit fussy about authority. I really think if you get a false positive with a Windows App you should report it and then restore back. If you play with permissions to replace the object you will only make it all worse. The other option is to disable MBAR and do an in-place upgrade. That definitely fixes it as it replaces all of your default apps in that folder.
  2. I assumed that the development team monitored this forum. That is presumably the point or you may as well not bother having a beta program at all. As I said before there have been other problems reported with the same cause (lack of authority). Do you work for Malwarebytes out of interest? Or you just like making posts?
  3. Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately every time you upgrade Windows to a new build it turns off system protection and deletes all your restore points. That is a MS issue not a MBAR issue. I actually don't care that the MS feedback app doesn't work. If I cared I'd restore PilotshubApp.exe from my ISO. If it is wanted by developers I'll restore it and send it but it is a standard MS program so probably not required. This was just a report for the Malwarebytes developers. There are 2 issues - firstly it is a false positive and secondly (like lots of other threads here) the restore function doesn't work if you don't have authority to the directory you are trying to put the .exe back to (in this case C:\Program Files\WindowsApps). I'll send any more info if it is interesting or wanted but I don't need help restoring the .exe
  4. PilotshubApp.exe from Windows Feedback App was quarantined when I was trying to provide feedback to Microsoft. From the log: "Error opening file C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\Microsoft.WindowsFeedbackHub_1.2.1001.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe\PilotshubApp.exe : Access is denied. Requested files are enclosed. I can't include the exe as when I try to restore it it fails. The version is from Windows 10 insider build 14342. logs.zip Malwarebytes Anti-Ransomware.zip
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