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    Windows 11 x64 NO DEFENDER

    I did it myself in the Registry &/or Group Policy. The app's & scripts I came across seemed too risky.
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    Windows 11 x64 NO DEFENDER

    I don't hate it at all. Quite the opposite actually. My NUC5i5 VESA'd behind my TV on the wall doesn't have enough CPU power to have Defender's Real-Time Protection. The i5-5250U was hitting 100% utilization. I turned off Real-time Protection & it's had no problem fulfilling whatever task I...
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    Windows 11 x64 NO DEFENDER

    RegEdit HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE->Software->Policies->Microsoft->Windows Defender Make A New D-Word: DisableAntiSpyware Value 1 If there are any other D-Words in your registry, change their value. 1 = on 2 = off Enjoy!
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