What should I do if Win10 real-time protection is always turned on automatically? Users who use Win10 computers have encountered the problem that real-time protection is always turned on automatically. They want to know how to solve this problem. At this time, users need to open the group policy editor of the computer, then find the Windows Defender option in the administrative template, and click to close Windows. The Defender option is fine.
The solution is as follows:
1. Press the Win+R key on our computer to open Run, and the Win key is on the bottom row of the keyboard.
2. After opening, enter Gpedit.msc in it, click OK, and open the local group policy editor.
3. On the local group policy editor, click "Computer Configuration-Administrative Templates-Windows Components-Windows Defender", and find "Turn off Windows Defender" on the right side of the window.
4. At this time, double-click to open and close Windows Defender, select "Enabled" and click OK.
5. At this time, close the local group policy editor, and then open Windows Defender in the settings, you can see that real-time protection is turned off.
6. Restart the computer and open the settings of Windows Defender again to check, it is still closed at this time. It will not open automatically. Similarly, when some software is opened, malware will not be prompted.
7. Another method is to install third-party anti-virus software and it will not run automatically.
Precautions:
If no third-party software is installed, there is a risk of poisoning.