If a particular program or app, including ransomware, tries to change the files found inside a protected folder, Microsoft Defender Antivirus notifies you immediately and asks you to confirm that you allow that. If you want to give access to a program or app to make changes in those folders, you can whitelist it using the Windows Security app. "Controlled folder access" can take care of the safety of every file found inside the user's folders, but it can also be configured to protect other folders that you manually specify. That means that no program or application, including any form of malware, can alter your protected files or folders. In Windows 10, Microsoft Defender Antivirus includes this feature that's called "Controlled folder access." It is designed to protect your important data from unauthorized changes. What is "Controlled folder access" from Microsoft Defender Antivirus? Check your Windows 10 build and, if necessary, get the latest Windows 10 update. If you have an older version of the operating system, some options might be missing on your device, and others might bear different names. NOTE: We created this tutorial using Windows Update.
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