I installed this app called MEmu.

Question

Yes, I installed this app called MEmu an after the app was installed the app indicated that it had to update windows and I would have to restart my computer which I did. After I restarted Windows 10, and I restarted the app with Windows Firewall alerted me with the following .....

Answer 1

"Memuhyper" is a component of the MEmu app.MEmu creates a virtual environment for running Android apps. The Firewall might be cautious about programs that alter system configurations.

If you're confident MEmu is legitimate, you can allow Memuhyper through the Firewall.

There are other reputable Android emulators available for Windows. If you decide not to use MEmu, consider exploring alternatives like Bluestacks.

Answer 2

Hi Gamer1372,

Thanks for your post. You can just click "Allow Access", this option will require administrator permissions. If the problem occurs every time you try to open the browser, you can disable the firewall for it.

1. Open settings by pressing the Windows key on your keyboard and selecting the gear icon.
2. Select Network and internet, then go to WiFi.
3. On the right of the application, select "Windows Firewall"
4. Then select "Allow an app through the firewall", and find the MEmu.

After applying these settings, the problem should no longer persist. I hope this helped.

Best Regards,

Ian Xue

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