Hello sosolola
You can disable the Windows Firewall from the Services window. To do so:
> In the Cortana search bar, type SERVICES.MSC.
> Click the Services option that appears in the suggestion list.
> From the opened Services window, from the right pane, double-click the Windows Firewallservice.
> On the Windows Firewall Properties box, ensure that you are on the General tab.
> Click the Stop button from under the Service status label and click Apply. (Accept any prompt or confirmation that/if appears to stop any dependencies.)
> After this, choose Disabled from the Startup type drop-down list and click Apply again.
> Click OK and close all the opened boxes.
> Restart the computer and see if this keeps Windows Firewall from turning on automatically.
Also, here you can find a few other methods to turn Windows Firewall off. You may want to give them a try if the above solution doesn't work for you.
Ref: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2977635/windows-firewall-turning-stop.html
You can disable the Windows Firewall from the Services window. To do so:
> In the Cortana search bar, type SERVICES.MSC.
> Click the Services option that appears in the suggestion list.
> From the opened Services window, from the right pane, double-click the Windows Firewallservice.
> On the Windows Firewall Properties box, ensure that you are on the General tab.
> Click the Stop button from under the Service status label and click Apply. (Accept any prompt or confirmation that/if appears to stop any dependencies.)
> After this, choose Disabled from the Startup type drop-down list and click Apply again.
> Click OK and close all the opened boxes.
> Restart the computer and see if this keeps Windows Firewall from turning on automatically.
Also, here you can find a few other methods to turn Windows Firewall off. You may want to give them a try if the above solution doesn't work for you.
Ref: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2977635/windows-firewall-turning-stop.html