When 360 Guardian scans the system, we can set a white list of software to prevent important files from being killed by mistake. Below I sorted out the solution of how 360 security guards set up software whitelist, hoping to help everyone!

How do 360 security guards set the software white list?

360 Methods and Steps of Setting Software Whitelist

First open the 360 main interface, and double-click the small icon in the lower right corner to open it.

Then choose Troy to kill the horse. Under the Trojan Horse Killing Interface, we can see some small characters in the lower left corner. We click on the trust zone.

In the pop-up trust zone window, select Add File or Add Directory, and then select the file or directory to trust. If you select a directory, all files in the entire directory will be trusted and the 360 scan will be skipped.

In the pop-up window, you can select trust through the file path or uncheck it. One advantage of checking it is that if the file changes in the future, the added trust will still be valid, but there is also a disadvantage. If your file is maliciously replaced by some malicious software with the same name, then the 360 trust will still be valid, and you will not scan the file. If you uncheck it, if the file changes even a little in the future,