I'm not sure if here is the right forum to post.
I'm not very versed with Firewall Rules, I'm hoping someone can help me with these 2 issues.
Issue 1
I'm on a Windows 10 Home version 10.0.18362 Build 18362, from Windows Defender Firewall I have deleted rule "crazy" from both the Inbound and Outbound sections. However, under Monitoring -> Firewall the "crazy" rule is still there and there is no option to delete. It is also pointing to a path location that no longer exist.
As admin, I ran command netsh advfirewall firewall delete rule name="crazy" several times but keep getting error "An unrecoverable Windows Defender Firewall error (0x2) occurred."
How can I forcefully remove this?
I suspect the Firewall window is reading its data from the Registry (or some other system file), where is that data and can I go there and just delete the rule?
Issue 2
I sometimes use the IE version 11 browser, which is configured to delete all history, cookies, caches, etc upon exit. However, each time I relaunch IE and go to gmail, it automatically signs me into my email. I know clicking 'sign out' will end the session.
But I'm thinking, since there are no cookies or caches being stored and I close IE, shouldn't the session end?
I even went to AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache and delete all the files, close IE, and then relaunch IE. It still signs me into gmail automatically.
How do I get IE to kill the session?
Thanks.