How do you add an EXE in an NPAV exception list?

The NPAV shortcut may stop working for several reasons:

• The file path linked to the shortcut might be broken or corrupted
• The executable file location or name might have changed, causing the old shortcut to break
• The main NPAV program file may have been moved or deleted, making the shortcut unable to locate it
• It might have caused issues with the program files, impacting the shortcut
• Recent OS updates or system changes might have disrupted the shortcut functionality.

Intrusion Detection helps find new and suspicious files. It can be used in conjunction with other cybersecurity tools to detect attacks that may have gotten past initial defenses and is an essential component of any successful cybersecurity strategy.

To create it again from files, follow the steps given below:

• Open File Explorer and navigate to the folder where NPAV
• Find the NPAV executable file
• Right-click on the NPAV executable file and select ‘Send to’ and then choose Desktop
• For convenient access to NPAV, a new shortcut will be made on your desktop.

No, Net Protector Antivirus (NPAV) does not restrict Windows updates. But it does offers a variety of security features to protect your computer.

With OS Protection in NPAV (Net Protector Antivirus), you can protect your operating system in real-time against viruses, malware, and unauthorized file modifications. Malicious software that attempts to change important OS settings or take advantage of system vulnerabilities is tracked and prevented by it.