How to Disable Windows Defender Permanently | Turn Off Windows Defender Antivirus in Windows 10 & 11 – Your Ultimate Guide to Solving Tech Issues | Step-by-Step Troubleshooting for Windows, Mac & More

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#windows10 #windows11 #windowsdefender This video teaches how to permanently disable Windows Defender on Windows 10 and 11 without using third-party tools or software. Follow these steps to enhance the performance of older PCs or laptops by turning off Windows Defender:

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1. Disable Tamper Protection: Start by manually disabling all protection settings in the Windows Security settings.
2. Open Registry Editor: Type /”regedit/” in the Windows search and open the Registry Editor.
3. Navigate to Windows Defender: Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE – Software – Policies – Microsoft – Windows Defender.
4. Create Registry Keys: Add multiple DWORD 32-bit values to disable various Defender features, such as Note:-

Windows Defender
1. DisableAntiSpyware
2. DisableRealtimeMonitoring
3. DisableAntiVirus
4. DisableSpecialRunningModes
5. DisableRoutinelyTakingAction
6. ServiceKeepAlive

Real-Time Protection
1. DisableBehaviorMonitoring
2. DisableOnAccessProtection
3. DisableRealtimeMonitoring
4. DisableScanOnRealtimeEnable

Signature Updates
1. ForceUpdateFromMU

Spynet
1. DisableBlockAtFirstSeen

5. Restart System: Apply the changes by restarting your computer or Windows Explorer.

This method ensures Windows Defender is completely turned off, improving system performance for specific needs. If needed, you can re-enable Defender by deleting the created registry keys and restarting your system
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/”Important Disclaimer: Disabling Windows Defender Antivirus can make your computer susceptible to security threats, including malware and viruses. This video is intended for educational purposes only. By following the steps in this video, you assume all risks associated with disabling Windows Defender. We strongly advise having alternative security measures in place and keeping your system backed up. Proceed with caution./”