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@Pedro6 Thanks for your response.
A plug and play rule should take care of it. Refer to the following related videos.
USB Block All: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN6VRe0Gm9w&t=2s
Firstly, monitor by selecting "No Action" in Reaction tab then Block after ensuring the exact device (only) monitored.
Device control rule:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AI5UyeoeJ8&t=81s
If you still need assistance, create a service request with Support and may share the SR# here (If applicable).
@Pedro6 Thanks for choosing Support Community.
As far as I know, USB-C dual connection slot. I presume, Windows detects the device with different category when SD card is connected. You can double check this by looking into device manager.
OR
My Computer -> right click the SD card drive letter -> Properties -> Hardware -> Properties -> Details.
Once you have this details, adjust the DLP rule accordingly.
Please note, the device detection type / category may vary between Windows & Windows 10 OS.
Good Morning, Thanks for the info.
In fact there is a change in the category, changing to Multiple Card Reader USB Device.
How can I block this ?
Best regards
@Pedro6 Thanks for your response.
A plug and play rule should take care of it. Refer to the following related videos.
USB Block All: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN6VRe0Gm9w&t=2s
Firstly, monitor by selecting "No Action" in Reaction tab then Block after ensuring the exact device (only) monitored.
Device control rule:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AI5UyeoeJ8&t=81s
If you still need assistance, create a service request with Support and may share the SR# here (If applicable).
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