Permanently turn off real-time protection in Windows 10

The editor has tried many methods and finally summarized three more popular ones (which are effective in personal testing)

Method 1: win+r to bring up the run box

Input: gpedit.msc

Click OK to enter the local policy editor; then find "Administrative Templates---Microsoft Defender Antivirus---Real-time Protection---Turn off real-time protection" and then double-click it and click "Enable--Apply--OK". Then just restart the computer

 

 

 If the first method doesn't work, you can try the second method

win+r brings up the run command box

Enter: regedit to open the registry

Enter in the box below: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Security Center\Feature; then right-click the mouse in the blank space on the right column, create a new DWORD (32) value, and rename it to "DisableAvCheck"

Then double-click to enter, the numerical data is "1", and then confirm 

Then enter "Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows Defender" in the search box. Create a new DWORD (32) value in the blank space on the right, and rename it to DisableAntiSpyware, then the value is 1; finally restart the computer.

Method three:

The last method is the simplest one. After the editor found countless methods, I tried this method to completely turn it off. The method is as shown in the figure.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 When anti-tampering is turned off, real-time protection is automatically turned off.

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