Advanced Settings are set on installation but then unset after app startup

[hake]

MBAE 1.13.1.407 -> Browser Dynamic Anti-heapSpraying enforcement and MS-Office Protection for Office VBE704 object abuse settings are set at first use after installation of MBAE but can become unset at every subsequent start of MBAE.  The main thing I have noticed is that the problem is initiated by starting Windows 10 with a restart.  While the system is started after shutdown, the problem advanced settings are unchanged, i.e. the two items are checked.  After a restart, the two items are unchecked and then remain so, even after a startup from a system shutdown.This only affects a single system and other installations are unaffected.

I am running BitDefender free on Windows 10 Pro 21H1 x64.  MBAE shows no similar issue on a similar setup with BitDefender free on Windows 8.1 Pro x64.

Where do I find the software to create a diagnostics file?

Edited September 27, 2021 by hake

[hake]

This issue is affected by the Fast Startup option in Power Settings.  When Fast Startup is enabled, a system startup following a power off shutdown results in the two settings described, if previously set to ON, continuing in that state.

[hake]

 MBAE seems to have got tangled in two BitDefender files called atcuf32.dll and atcuf64.dll.  That's my impression at least.

Wndows 10's own anti-exploit features include heap spray protection. 

Edited October 1, 2021 by hake

[hake]

Maybe I asked the wrong questions.
1. Why is MBAE dynamic anti-heapspraying enforcement deactivated when BitDefender Free is installed and in use?
2. Does it actually matter if dynamic anti-heapspraying enforcement is deactivated?