I also own TC, and that is one of the apps that I don't virtualize, but you did so here is a small solution to make this easier:

I won't post a link here, I don't know how happy Symantec is with this, just search on Google for: Easy Excluder (SWV Edition)

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Hi TomasZ,

Try using a data layer.  These went out of vogue when we introduced global exclusions, but this might be a good use case.  I am mobile right now so I haven't tested it, but I thought about this when I read your post.

Hope it helps.
Scot

Excludes don't accept wild cards, just thought I'd point that out.

I think Frank's suggestion on not even virtualizing something like this might be best.

@Frank.  I don't care if you point to your own tools.

You don't need to virtualize TC, it is portable by default, you can copy the TC directory anywhere you want and use it that way. I have been using TC for many years w/o problems.

When you use TC Virtualised you only have to add the global Exclusions.

De-activate the layer
Then do right click properties
Go to global exclusions.
add c:\ and maybe d:\ to the global exclusions.
then the folders will stay.
Dont do this on SWV itselfe, but inside the layer.

Hope this helps