Thank you so much for your feedback.ġ) I recommend looking through all of the available policy options for Windows Defender so that we could get an understanding of how we can configure Windows Defender using group policy and which group policies we need to meet our requirements.Ģ) As per configuration of the Full scan, we could kindly have a check whether it is required.ģ) After the configuration, we will push the group policies on client systems. When we configure Every Day under Specify the day of the week to run a scheduled scan, click "Apply" and then this policy will be enabled.įor any question, please feel free to contact us. (Event ID 1001)Īs for " when we trying to enable the every day scanning it automatically disabling the policy option.", so sorry that we could not clearly understand this issue. Since it is computer configuration, we could logon one computer with the Administrator account to have a check by running “gpresult /h” to get a detailed group policy result report, then check if the specific settings get applied or not.Īs for " How to check the logs that exactly scanning in schedule time", Windows Defender adds entries to the Event Viewer in the following location:Įvent Viewer > Applications and Services Logs > Microsoft > Windows > Windows Defender > Operational Open report file to check the policies under Computer Details.Type gpresult /h C:\report.html and click Enter.Logon one client with the Administrator account.To check whether this policy is applied or not, You should now see that Windows 11 now recognizes AVG Antivirus (or your preferred antivirus app) protecting your computer.According to our description, we applied group policy on Windows defender, but we are unable to verify whether this policy is applied or not. Once your software is installed, open the Windows Security app. This action will automatically disable Microsoft Defender.Ģ. Install your preferred antivirus software (in this case, AVG Antivirus Free). Although our example uses AVG Antivirus Free, installing any credible antivirus program will have the same effect in disabling Microsoft Defender.ġ. It’s a free, no-frills Microsoft Defender alternative that has been around for two decades. Let’s use AVG Antivirus Free (opens in new tab) as an example.
Installing a third-party antivirus security suite will automatically put Microsoft Defender on the back burner. There's another way to disable Microsoft Defender once and for all, and not just the real-time antivirus function. Disable Microsoft Defender by Installing Another Antivirus Program However, scans already scheduled for your system will continue unabated. Microsoft warns that potentially harmful apps and files downloaded from the Internet are not scanned when real-time protection is disabled. Remember, this only temporarily disables real-time antivirus protection.
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