So whenever I try to install LSPDFR It says virus detected but the problem is I cant allow the threat because when ever I open virus & threat protection it just says Page not available Your IT administrator has limited access to some areas of this app Which stop me from being able to play LSPDFR also the windows security app tells me Standard hardware security not supported and I have no clue what to do if anybody has a fix can you tell me or do I need a new pc?

You’d have to use a self managed PC.

36 minutes ago, Cyan said:

You’d have to use a self managed PC.

This is my PC?

Is the user you log in with an admin?

1 hour ago, Gan Ceann said:

Is the user you log in with an admin?

It is

Edited March 18Mar 18 by Stevieman

4 hours ago, Stevieman said:

So whenever I try to install LSPDFR It says virus detected but the problem is I cant allow the threat because when ever I open virus & threat protection it just says Page not available Your IT administrator has limited access to some areas of this app Which stop me from being able to play LSPDFR also the windows security app tells me Standard hardware security not supported and I have no clue what to do if anybody has a fix can you tell me or do I need a new pc?

Windows doesn’t normally limit that and ask you to contact an IT Helpdesk. I assume it’s a work or school machine?

3 hours ago, Cyan said:

Windows doesn’t normally limit that and ask you to contact an IT Helpdesk. I assume it’s a work or school machine?

nope

The problem is with how your OS is configured. If it's your own PC and you set it up yourself there should be no reason for it to be locked. Did you install a cracked windows?

10 hours ago, Gan Ceann said:

The problem is with how your OS is configured. If it's your own PC and you set it up yourself there should be no reason for it to be locked. Did you install a cracked windows?

No I bought the key for windows

Okay,

So if you go into your windows account settings, make sure your account is not attached to any domain or organisation.

If that is not the case, you may need to edit user policy to fix it

6 hours ago, Gan Ceann said:

Okay,

So if you go into your windows account settings, make sure your account is not attached to any domain or organisation.

If that is not the case, you may need to edit user policy to fix it

Yeah my account isnt connected to any organization or domain sooo

Okay, you'll have to edit either group policy or the registry to fix that unfortunately

Okay so I was able to install it by turning on no protection through the brave browser and defender didnt stop the download so I have lspdfr now but I just need to see if it launches tho

Update: It works perfectly fine

Edited March 21Mar 21 by Stevieman