Wątek: windows defender question

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1 z 27: jmtsanders

Hi,
I have a question: how do I turn offwindows deffender in windows 10 pro?


05.03.2021 12:51

2 z 27: thespyde

Install another antivirus program and Microsoft Defender will be in the background. You can't turn it off.
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05.03.2021 13:43

3 z 27: railwayguy

That's right! Besides, it is a big risk when you are using a computer without an antivirus program. If you turn off Windows Defender, a message will come up which says, "Your computer may be at risk!"

05.03.2021 15:08

4 z 27: bomberman29

you know? i want to install a windows 10 virtual machine without defender. if a virus, i could reinstall.
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05.03.2021 15:54

5 z 27: hermis501

Although this is risky and microsoft don't allow easilly to turn off windows defender (like turn off windows updates or enable dark theme), we have to know what we're doing, but I ensure, sometimes there are situations when it's times better to turn off defender completely and install another antivirus with easier control of its features and exceptions.

05.03.2021 17:55

6 z 27: jmtsanders

I have a third-party internet security sweet installed already. I have vipre internet security.

05.03.2021 18:33

7 z 27: techboy

just exclude you're c drive. that is what I did.
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12.03.2021 20:41

8 z 27: jmtsanders

how do I exclude my c drive in defender?

13.03.2021 02:58

9 z 27: destructatron

If I were you I'd get an antivirus that is actually good, then disable the windows defender service in services.msc.

13.03.2021 20:14

10 z 27: SeedyTV

Which one, though is 1: good, and 2: accessible?
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13.03.2021 23:06

11 z 27: jmtsanders

I have Vipre internet security.

16.03.2021 06:17

12 z 27: SeedyTV

That's paid though, I believe.
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17.03.2021 09:32

13 z 27: destructatron

I use malware bytes and it's easy to use once you learn that pressing space on everything works rather than enter.

20.03.2021 09:18

14 z 27: jmtsanders

it is paid. I like it because it has a secure file eraser.

21.03.2021 06:44

15 z 27: SeedyTV

Malwarebytes is good, though you don't get the real-time protection and stuff with the free version which is a zarker.
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21.03.2021 07:39

16 z 27: battlestar

You do have to pay for viper, but its well worth the money. It has a lot more in terms of fatures, and is far easier to use than windows defender.

05.05.2021 17:25

17 z 27: Urh2006

vipre is not that good, trust me. use avast (totally accessible) or kaspersky security cloud.
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06.05.2021 20:24

18 z 27: ArcticMoon

Avast? That's one of the crappiest one out there.
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08.05.2021 16:16

19 z 27: Enes

Does Avast not collect and share your data?
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08.05.2021 17:14

20 z 27: battlestar

The last time I used avast, I found it to be less than screen reader friendly. It kept flagging window-eyes as a virus. Finally, I decided to get rid of the program, something easier said than done, as there was some kind of timer thing in there that if you didn't click on the button to remove it within that time limit, you had to start with the removal process all over again. I I had to get sighted help to get avast off of my system. And don't even get me started on the sounds that program made. The one time it did find an actual threat, the siren going off scared the day lights out of me!

09.05.2021 22:29