Mike_da_Spike Posted December 28, 2021 Share Posted December 28, 2021 After reinstalling my cabinet, I had strange issue with Zaccaria. Zaccaria didn't want to save the settings, as I setup in the program. With procmon I get access denies on c:\users\Mikedaspike\Documents\Zaccaria_Pinball folder. Although the ACL's where set to full control to the user and for SYSTEM, the app was not able to write. Adding the files from my other machine, looks like it could read it After adding a new controller (Virtuapin controller died and replace by a KL25Z), I had the same issue. Trying to save the config results in : This is caused by Windows 10 Controlled folder access. Controlled folder access is to protect files against threats like ransomware. maybe I enabled it (or was enabled automaticlly after fresh install). How to Fix this ? Open from your Windows the settings screen Click on Updates & Security Click Windows Security click Virus & threat protection Scroll down to Ransomware Protection and click Manage ransomware Protection Here you can control the Controlled folder access I would not recomment to turn this feauture off !!! Click on the Allow an app Through Controlled Folder access click on + Add an allowed app in the Recently blocked appsyou see the apps that tries recently to save something Or click on browse apps In my case, I added th ePinscapeConfig tool And manually added the Zaccaria pinball (and steam) as well : This allows to run the apps correctly 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike_da_Spike Posted May 19, 2022 Author Share Posted May 19, 2022 Bought new PC parts, and installed windows 11. My Pinscape controller works fine, but Zaccaria from Steam still has the same issue as when I installed Windows 10 from scratch. So here some screenshots to do the same for Windows 11 Right click on your Windows 11 start button and select Settings From the settings menu , select 'Privacy & security' From the right pane, select 'Windows security' Select the 'Virus & threat protection' Scroll down to 'Ransomware Protection' and click 'Manage ransomware Protection' Toggle the Controlled folder access to ON If you still got UAC enabled, you will receive the following UAC message and click 'Yes' Click on the 'Allow an app Through Controlled Folder access' click on '+ Add an allowed app' Select 'Browse all apps' Navigate to your folder, highlight the executable file and select 'Open' ZaccariaPinball.exe is now added and can write to the users documents directory Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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