Windows 10 will hide your important information about the ransom virus

Microsoft has released a trial version of Windows 10, scheduled for release in September.

The company says that this version includes modifications that protect the user files from ransom software that finally hit the world. Microsoft said on its website that it has launched a new version of the system includes an observer under the name of " Controlled Folder Access "section.

This controller is designed to allow limited applications to access important files, and monitor any strange applications found on the desktop from accessing these files.

A company official said the new controller was monitoring changes made by applications in some important protected files. "If any application tries to make any changes to these files, it will immediately be placed on the black list and the user will receive an alert from the attempt," said Donna Sarker, Windows software manager.

The controller was issued in two versions, one for computers and one for smartphones, and the company notes that it is still testing the performance of the controller.

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