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Windows Defender WTF!!

DVDR_Dog

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I have tried all the fixes out there to disable Defender. Even though all the fixes are in place, it's still grabbing cracks, keygens, etc.
Any suggestions? Making me nuts try to set up a new main system. Everything I try to install gets grabbed and sometimes instantly deleted.
 
I have tried all the fixes out there to disable Defender. Even though all the fixes are in place, it's still grabbing cracks, keygens, etc.
Any suggestions? Making me nuts try to set up a new main system. Everything I try to install gets grabbed and sometimes instantly deleted.
Mister, if you look at the old posts, I already explained how Defender is easily and permanently turned off FOREVER. Go here and watch EVERYTHING carefully. Here is a zip file with all the tools for deactivating and deleting defender and stop crying. :mad::mad::mad:
 

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I did that and took some other steps to prevent tampering. It still awakes out of nowhere to flag some Microsoft cracks as well as others. I wait with bated breath for the Windows update that somehow turns the darn thing back on. It's always there hiding in the background worse than Adobe in some ways.

That crack you list basically tries to trick Windows Defender into thinking you have another A/V installed and no longer needs it's service. There are still over-rides it seems.
 
I did that and took some other steps to prevent tampering. It still awakes out of nowhere to flag some Microsoft cracks as well as others. I wait with bated breath for the Windows update that somehow turns the darn thing back on. It's always there hiding in the background worse than Adobe in some ways.

That crack you list basically tries to trick Windows Defender into thinking you have another A/V installed and no longer needs it's service. There are still over-rides it seems.
Excluding the drive or folder from the SCANS, then under security/apps & browser control/smart app control, just turn it off. For me and what I do, this pretty much covers it all.
 

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