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Use the Command Prompt to Import/ Restore Firewall Settings.ġ- Right click the power menu, to open the list.

Private network is ticked and Public is not ticked, by default. In normal Windows, during instalation, I allow the eMule program in the popup Firewall box. (the old eMule program has been updated recently by a dedicated programer). Netsh advfirewall export “%userprofile%\Desktop\windowsfirewallsettingsbackup.wfw”Ĥ- Once the process completes, the Windows Firewall settings will have backed up to your Desktop. I can run eMule v0.60c-Installer64 in normal Windows. Or press windows key + x together.Ģ- Click on the option that says Command Prompt (Admin).ģ- As soon as the Window opens, type the following command to backup firewall settings. Alternate Method – Export or Back up the settings via the Command Promptġ- Right click on the windows key to display the options. You will see a small Window stating the same, once Windows finishes. Click on yes.ħ- Now browse to the location of the settings you want to import and select the “.wfw” file.Ĩ- Once you click open, windows will start importing/restoring. wfwĨ- As soon as you see a dialog box saying -Policy successfully exported, your settings will have been exported.ġ- Search firewall in the search box of windows 10ģ- Select advanced settings from the left side.Ħ- Windows will show you a dialog box ,confirming your actions.

Method 1 -Via the Windows Firewall WindowĮxporting / Backing Up using the Windows Firewall Window.ġ- search firewall in the search box of taskbarģ- Select Advanced Settings from the left pane.Ħ- Browse to the location you want to export the settings to.ħ- Give the file a name, and make sure its extension is. Alternate Method – Export or Back up the settings via the Command Prompt.