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According to Microsoft, if you want to turn off the firewall you should do so by turning off the profiles but not disabling the windows service. This causes VERY bad things to happen since it's an integral part of the networking stack on windows. Therefore i think there should be some sort of feature to say disable the profiles but leave the service running.
Ran into another issue when the service is disabled. the Windows update client just stays at 0 % downloading of updates and never moves. Turning back on the windows firewall service fixed the issue instantly...
According to Microsoft, if you want to turn off the firewall you should do so by turning off the profiles but not disabling the windows service. This causes VERY bad things to happen since it's an integral part of the networking stack on windows. Therefore i think there should be some sort of feature to say disable the profiles but leave the service running.
Sources
https://msdn.microsoft.com/nl-nl/library/cc766337(v=ws.10).aspx
https://serverfault.com/questions/520509/how-can-i-back-up-my-recommendation-to-not-disable-the-windows-firewall-service
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