On the other hand, Windows Defender only offers real-time file Most antivirus programs offer browser scanning, email scanning, browser download scans, deep file scans One person, than you might need more protection than what Windows Defender If you are a novice computer user or you share your computer with more than The More Protection You Add, the Slower Things Get So if you have a slower computer, you might want to try Avast! or anotherĪntivirus program to your liking. Minimum in protection - but that is also my preference and may not be suitableįor what it's worth and based on my experience, Avast! antivirus with real-time file scanning performed much better with less overhead and processing than Windows Defender on my netbook with a single core processor and 1.5GB of RAM. Liking and end up slowing down the computer significantly, so I prefer the bare Norton 360 and similarĪntivirus programs (such as McAfee) offer a bit too much protection for my though this feature I understand can be disabled.
(for example) seems to provide an update notification for every single action done on the computer, and I find that highly annoying In my opinion, Windows Defender - whether it's running on Windows 10 or not - does a very good job of protecting a Windows computer, plus it is relatively low key with its notifications. This is often simply a question of choice, but your computer hardware may also dictate So my question is: how does Windows Defender stack up against popular antivirus or antimalware programs? Should I continue to use Windows Defender or should I reinstall my antivirus I read with interest your article entitled: ' How to Fix: Windows 10 Antivirus Missing, Not Compatible'.Īfter upgrading to Windows 10, my antivirus also went missing. How Does Windows Defender Stack Up in Windows 10?
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