PROBLEM SOLUTION:įortunately Windows 10 comes with a built-in solution to disable this requirement. Since Windows doesn’t register the new security program, Windows Defender keeps enabled and running along with the new installed antivirus or security suite. If a security program is unable to run as protected process, it’ll not appear in Windows Security app and Windows 10 will not recognize and register the program.
Now Windows 10 Security Center (WSC) requires all 3rd party antivirus programs and security suites to run as a protected process to be able to register with Windows. This problem occurs due to a new feature introduced in Windows 10 new versions.
You want to disable Windows Defender or Windows Security but you are unable to do so. Now you have 2 security programs running simultaneously in your Windows 10 device. As the result, Windows Defender program was not disabled and keeps running side-by-side with your installed 3rd party antivirus product. When you install a 3rd party antivirus program or security suite, Windows 10 automatically recognizes the new security program and disables the default Windows Defender program to prevent any conflict.īut when you tried to install your favorite antivirus program, Windows 10 security center (WSC) didn’t recognize it and didn’t register it. By default Windows 10 comes with built-in anti-malware program called Windows Defender (now known as Windows Security) to keep your system safe and secure. You are using Windows 10 operating system in your computer.
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