System Restore is disabled by default - at least on some computers. Meanwhile, this functionality, which allows you to take snapshots of system files for recovery in case of failure, has been around since the days of Windows ME.
However, the very ability to create restore points from Windows 10 has not gone anywhere, so you can just turn it on if you want to be extra secure. But in general, Windows 10 has other system restore tools, so restore points are no longer so relevant.
Why was System Restore disabled?
Microsoft doesn't explain why System Restore is disabled by default, but you can guess. Restore points require a lot of space, and Microsoft is trying to reduce disk space. Microsoft wants Windows 10 to run on devices with only 16GB of storage to compete successfully with Chromebooks and cheap Android tablets.
In addition, System Restore is now less relevant thanks to other Windows 10 tools that allow you to quickly return the system to its pristine state without reinstalling. This is accomplished by the Reset PC function, which refreshes Windows without deleting user data.
How to enable system restore
You can enable System Restore through the Control Panel. Keep in mind that you need a lot of storage space to store your restore points, so this should not be done on cheap laptops and tablets with little internal storage. But for a computer with a large hard drive, this is not a problem.
Please note that System Restore is disabled by default and no restore points are created. Therefore, if you encounter any problem, enabling recovery will no longer help - there are no restore points created before the problem occurred anyway. And then, when turned on, a new restore point will be created - a snapshot of the damaged system. So if you plan to use System Restore, you need to enable it well in advance, before any problems arise.
This option is only available in the Control Panel - it is not in the new Settings interface. The fastest way to get to the settings is to enter the keyword "restore" in the search bar of the "Start" menu or on the initial screen (in the genitive case; for the English interface - "restore") and select "Create a restore point" in the search results ( Create a restore point). Alternatively, you can open Control Panel, go to the System section and click the System Protection link in the sidebar.
In the window that opens, you will see that system protection is disabled both for the system disk and for all others. Select the system drive and click the Configure button to enable this feature.
Select the Turn on system protection option and specify how much disk space should be reserved for recovery points. The less space, the fewer recovery points will be stored at the same time. Click "OK" to enable System Restore.
To use System Restore in the future, open the same System Protection window, click the button that will now be active, and you can select a restore point.
If Windows does not boot normally, you can boot into Safe Mode and perform a System Restore, or start it from the Advanced Options section of the Recovery Environment.
Other ways to solve system problems
If you wanted to use System Restore to solve a problem, but find that it is disabled, you will have to solve the problem in other ways.
If the problem persists after installing the update, you can try uninstalling it or. This will resolve issues that are caused by the update incompatibility with your hardware or software.
If the system files are damaged, you can use it to find and automatically fix errors.
If the problem occurs after installing a program or driver, you can uninstall it through the Control Panel.
If Windows does not boot normally, try booting into Safe Mode. You can also try the options from the "Advanced startup options" section - it is on the screen that appears if Windows 10 cannot boot normally.
There are many other ways to diagnose and troubleshoot problems in Windows 10. However, the surest solution is to use the Reset this PC feature available in the Settings interface. This will restore the factory settings of the system. You will have to install programs and change system settings again, but all your personal data will be saved. This method fixes any system problems as it restores the Windows 10 system files to their original state. You can try
In some cases, when using a third-party antivirus, it happens that Windows Defender is not automatically disabled, and in this case, the user resorts to various ways to forcefully disable the built-in antivirus.
In this article, we will walk you through all the steps to resolve Windows Defender reverse launch issues step by step.
So, if you are faced with the fact that the Defender does not automatically turn on and in the Windows 10 Settings reports it to be disabled by the system administrator, then you should follow the recommendations listed below.
1. Infection of the system as the reason for the impossibility of starting Windows 10 Defender
Malware can block Windows Defender from being enabled in various ways. First of all, the malicious program must be removed. To do this, scan the system with an antivirus scanner, it is worth scanning even with two different scanners. I advise you to choose a scanner from among Recommended scanners On the page: .
For better performance of scanners, I advise you to scan in Safe Boot Mode.
After the threat has been eliminated, the user may face the fact that, due to the effects of the malware, Windows Defender still does not start. To solve it, we proceed to the next stage of recommendations.
2. Damage to Windows 10 system files as Windows Defender startup problem
A malware or bug in another program can compromise the integrity of the Windows 10 system files. It can also affect the operation of Windows Defender.
To restore Windows system files, you need in the menu Start enter a word or cmd.exe and run it as Administrator (right-click on the Command Prompt application and select Run as administrator from the list of actions that appears).
After you have opened the Command Prompt on behalf of the Administrator, proceed directly to recovering damaged files. First of all, using the DISM tool, we will check and fix the internal system image of Windows 10, with which we will restore the system files a little later.
In the Windows command line, enter the following DISM commands one by one:
DISM / Online / Cleanup-Image / CheckHealth
The following command, like the command above, checks the integrity of a Windows image without restoring it:
DISM / Online / Cleanup-Image / ScanHealth
Command for repairing a damaged Windows image:
DISM / Online / Cleanup-Image / RestoreHealth
After completing the restoration of the Windows image, we proceed to restore the system files. Both steps are critical to recovering from system damage.
In the Command line, execute the command:
Sfc / scannow
3. How to enable Windows Defender using the system registry
A common way to disable Defender is to disable it using the system registry. In our case, we will enable Defender by editing the registry.
First of all, we need to delete the registry keys responsible for disabling Windows Defender.
Registry Editor can be opened via the menu Start or by running the command regedit.exe(Win key combined with R key).
Before starting any editing of the registry, I advise you to make a backup copy of the registry. To do this, select File> Export from the Registry Editor menu and save the specified file.
Having opened the registry editor, enter the following path in its address bar:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Policies \ Microsoft \ Windows Defender
If there is a subfolder with a name in the registry folder, then you need to delete it by right-clicking on it and select Delete.
- Right click on the “Windows Defender” folder, select New> DWORD Parameter (32 bit).
- Name the parameter and press Enter.
- Double click on the generated key and set the value from 0, then click OK. Importantly, the value must be 0, as a different value will disable Windows Defender.
After making changes to the registry, you need to reboot the system.
4. How to enable Windows Defender using Group Policy Editor
Using the Windows Group Policy Editor, you can also disable or enable Windows Defender.
- To open the Group Policy Editor, click on the Search icon (or the Win + R key) and enter gpedit.msc.
- The parameter we need is located along the following path:
- On the right side of the window, select a policy Turn off Windows Defender Antivirus... In the window that appears, set the policy state to Disabled or Not set
- Then go to the following path:
- On the right side of the window, select the Enable Behavior Monitoring policy. In the window that appears, set the policy state to Disabled or Not set and apply the change, then click OK.
- Being in the section “ "Select a policy Track the activity of programs and files on the computer Not set and apply the change, then click OK.
- Being in the section “ "Select a policy Enable process checking if real-time protection is enabled... In the window that opens, set the policy state to Not set and apply the change, then click OK.
- Being in the section "Select a policy Check all downloaded files and attachments... In the window that opens, set the policy state to Not set and apply the change, then click OK.
Then reboot your system.
If you use O&O ShutUp10 or other similar utilities, then it's time to remember them and turn off the option to disable the Defender in their settings. After applying the changes, you need to reboot the system.
There are times when none of the methods described above helps to enable the Defender. The user still receives a message that "This application cannot be opened. Your system administrator has disabled Windows Defender Security Center."
In this case, the following registry tweak should help -. The registry tweak must be run in Safe Mode on the system.
Note... Let me remind you that before working with the registry, it is recommended to make a backup copy of the registry (in the editor menu File> Export).
There are two registry files in the archive, WinDefend.reg and wscsvc.reg, alternately click on them with the right mouse button and select Merge from the drop-down list.
We reboot the system. Most likely, after the recommendations made, you will turn on Windows Defender.
Restoring Windows 10 allows you to return the operating system to a working or original state from an automatically or manually created system rollback point or a complete system image stored on the hard drive.
Also in the toolbox "dozens" there is a tool for performing an OS reset, which will save you from the lengthy reinstallation of Windows 10, and the creation of a recovery flash drive necessary to resume the functioning of the operating system in critical situations (when Windows 10 does not boot and does not provide an opportunity to get into the recovery environment) ...
The proposed instruction article tells about all the tools that make up the system recovery environment in Windows 10, the mechanisms of their functioning, how to use this or that function and the effectiveness of recovery methods in certain situations.
Before starting to study the material, it is recommended that you familiarize yourself with the instructions on how to restore the operating system bootloader, check its files for integrity and restore damaged registry files.
The first thing to try when you encounter problems is to boot into Safe Mode. Let's consider the situation when the "ten" does not load and does not allow a reboot with the appropriate parameters (you will not be able to get into this mode via msconfig or special boot options).
1. We start from the bootable media with the Windows 10 distribution using the Boot Menu.
4. We execute the command "bcdedit / set safeboot minimal" for the subsequent start of the computer in safe mode.
5. Reboot by closing all windows.
After starting the computer, you can start solving the problem that prevents the normal start / operation of the PC.
We return the computer / laptop to its original state
The most notable recovery feature that came with Windows 10 is revert Windows to its original state. You can use it through the "Parameters".
1. We call the menu using Win → I.
2. Go to the "Update / Security" section.
3. Click on the "Recovery" tab.
This opportunity should be used as a last resort when the options below did not help solve the problem, because in the end you will get a clean, only installed operating system with or without personal data, depending on the specified parameters.
4. Click "Start", after which a dialog will appear asking you to specify the parameters for resetting the operating system.
The first option is a complete cleaning of the system volume from all files and a quick reinstallation of the "dozen" without using the installation disk with the operating system distribution kit, the second method is a quick installation of Windows 10 while saving user files and settings of applications installed on the PC, the programs themselves will not be saved ...
There is one more way to call the reset dialog of the operating system even without authorization in the system. Everything is done on the authorization screen. To access the function, press the "Restart" icon while holding down the Shift key. After restarting the computer, click on the "Diagnostics" icon, then click on the button to return the system to its original state.
The advantages of the method are that there is no need to have an installation disk / flash drive and all actions are performed automatically without any user intervention.
There is only one drawback - when the user deletes the system image or the location of this file in the damaged sectors of the hard disk, it will not be possible to perform a quick reinstallation, but here in the arsenal of the "dozens" there are several additional tools: using the system recovery disk if available (a very rare occurrence) and backup Windows 10 using OS tools on a non-system volume.
Windows 10 recovery flash drive
The tool is called a Windows recovery disk, but in the top ten it should be renamed to a recovery flash drive (we will use this very term).
If earlier in the OS from Microsoft there were utilities for performing automatic reanimation of the system, which in most cases only tried to do something, then in the top ten there is an option to create a system image for the subsequent return of the system volume to the state imprinted in this image by automatically reinstalling the OS , as discussed in the section above.
A similar image is created in the following way:
1. Call the Control Panel applet called "Recovery".
3. We mark the option of backing up system files to a recovery flash drive in order to be able to perform an instant reinstallation of the "dozens".
4. Upon completion of all write operations or, if necessary, boot from the created drive using the Boot Menu function.
5. In the action selection window, go to the "Diagnostics" section.
While in it, we will open the opportunity to perform the following operations:
- using a flash drive with an image, return Windows 10 to its previous state;
- visit the UEFI / BIOS options;
- to resort to resuscitation of the "ten" by means of the rollback point;
- run through the command line, for example, to create a copy of the bootloader on the corresponding volume;
- restore Windows 10 from a full OS image.
The presence of such a flash drive in the case of the "ten" is much more useful than even the installation one, although the latter allows you to start some of the operating system recovery operations on the screen with the "Install" button immediately after choosing the language.
We create a complete image of the system's resuscitation
Preparing for automatic recovery consists in creating a snapshot of Windows 10 at the time of its current state. It is best to create such an image immediately after installing the operating system with all the drivers and software, as long as the system volume is not littered, like the registry.
It is not necessary to form a snapshot in the first hours of the new OS functioning, this can be done a couple of days after reinstalling it, so that Windows gets used to it and is brought to a normal functioning state, but does not have time to acquire garbage files and registry keys.
1. The process begins with cleaning the C: drive from the system registry and uninstalling programs that were unnecessary.
5. Determine the storage location for the operating system snapshot and the partitions that will be backed up (it is best to specify a removable drive).
Once the system files have been compressed and transferred to the specified digital media, you can use it to quickly revert Windows 10 to an imaged state. In order to start image recovery, you must boot the computer from the USB flash drive on which the file is stored, or through the Windows 10 installer ("Diagnostics" - "Advanced options" - "OS image recovery").
Windows 10 rollback points
There are no innovations with this function, all its capabilities work as in previous versions of the OS. It provides a chance to return the system to one of its preserved states through the recovery environment or in a running operating system. To take full advantage of the feature, it must be activated. You can check the status through the Control Panel applet under the name "Recovery". In the window, click "System Restore Settings".
To change the parameters, click "Configure" and specify the space allocated for storing rollback points on the system disk.
When using a licensed image, this function is activated, but if you installed Windows 10 downloaded from pirated sites, the author of the assembly may have deactivated this function. How do I enable System Restore? Select the system partition, click "Configure" and move the checkbox to the "Enable system protection" item.
Typically, rollback points are generated automatically when the user or any application makes changes to system files, settings, services and registry settings. The option to manually create restore points is also available. In the "System Properties" window, click "Create" and enter the name of the snapshot to make it easier to identify it.
To operate the system rollback function through one of the restore points, go to the same applet and click "Start System Restore". In the case when Windows 10 does not start, we boot from a recovery disk or installation distribution kit and call "System Restore" through "Advanced options" in the diagnostic window.
File history
Another innovation in Windows 10, which allows you to make and store backup copies of the specified files (often text documents and various projects) and extract the desired copy of the file from the backup if necessary.
As you can see, the "top ten" has an extended set of effective functions to return the system to a working state in any cases and without reinstalling the OS. In addition to all the listed tools, you should definitely include the function of repairing the bootloader using Windows 10 tools.
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By turning on the Windows 10 system protection feature on your hard drive, you can quickly and easily undo unwanted changes in the OS by rolling your computer back to a predefined restore point. Let's take a closer look at how to do this.
Enabling protection
Disabling protection
P.S.
Do not try to conserve disk space by disabling system protection. You will still not be able to clear a lot of space on the hard drive, and it will not be so easy to quickly return the OS to its original state.
updated: 13.06.2016
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By default, System Restore is disabled in Windows 10, or rather, if you did a clean installation of the system, then in most cases, System Restore is disabled. And if you upgraded to Windows 10 from previous versions of Windows, and there you had this function enabled, then most likely it is enabled here, but it does not hurt to check 🙂
How to enable system restore
Using the toolbar, we can re-enable System Restore if it was disabled. And Windows will start taking snapshots of the system state according to your settings, and you will have to allocate some hard disk for all this.
If the System Restore function has been disabled and you already have problems with Windows, enabling this function will not help you! When we turn on the system restore function and set all the parameters, Windows will just start taking system snapshots to which we can roll back in the future. Therefore, if you have problems with Windows now, skip this item and in the next one we will try to help you.
This function is only available in the toolbar, it is not in the "Options". The fastest way to enter "System Restore" is to write "Restore" in the search bar (as in the picture) and select it from the options found. Now click on "Create Recovery Drive". You can also click on "Start" with the right mouse button and select "System" => on the left side, select "Advanced system settings" => "System Protection" tab
in this window you will see system restore enabled or disabled. If the disc says off. and you want to enable monitoring of it - select the drive and click "Configure"
How to enable System Restore in Windows 10
Check the "Enable system protection" checkbox and use the slider to select the maximum disk size for storing system snapshots. The less you allocate disk space for recovery, the less recovery points will be stored.
How to enable System Restore in Windows 10
In order to restore the system in the future from some snapshot taken earlier - go to "System Protection" (Start "right-click and select" System "=> on the left side, select" Advanced System Settings "=>" System Protection "tab) and click "Recover"
Also, if Windows does not boot, you can restore the system from a previously taken snapshot.
Other ways to fix system problems
If your computer began to work poorly after installing an update, try uninstalling the update or rolling back the assembly.
Another way to fix problems in Windows 10 is to reset the system. With the help of the reset function, you will get a clean Windows 10 system without errors, although then you will have to reinstall the necessary programs and re-configure everything according to your preferences. To use the system reset function - go to "Start" => Settings => Update and Security => Recovery => and in the item "Reset the computer to its original state" click "Start"
How to enable System Restore in Windows 10
There are still ways to restore the system, but we will talk about them in the following articles. If there are additions, write comments! Good luck 🙂
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Restore points are not created in Windows 10
How to enable system protection
Hello, friends! Today, when working with the Revo Uninstailer program, I noticed that a restore point is not created before uninstalling the program. It turns out that after a clean installation of the tenth version of Windows, system protection was disabled.
It is not difficult to enable system protection, but for those who do not remember or do not know how to do it, I will show you step by step in this post.
Click the Start button and, in the opening screen, in the left column, select: All applications (arrow 1).
In the list of applications that opens, select: System Tools - Windows (arrow 1) and, in the context menu that opens, select: Control Panel (arrow 2).
In the control panel window that opens, select: System (arrow 1).
In the next window that opens, in the left column, select: System protection (arrow 1).
Then, in the "System Properties" window that opens, in the System Protection section (arrow 1), select the system drive, in my case it is drive C: Left-click on it (arrow 2) and click on the button: Configure (arrow 3) ...
In the "System protection for Local drive C:" window, activate the radio button: Turn on system protection (arrow 1). Use the slider to set how much disk space the recovery points will occupy (arrows 2). After that, press the buttons: Apply (arrow 3) and OK (arrow 4). As you can see from the snapshot, the protection function does not take up disk space at the moment (read above the slider).
If you return to the "System Properties" window, you can see that protection is enabled. By the way, you can also create a restore point here. To do this, click on the button: Create (arrow 1).
In the "System Protection" window that opens, in the text line, enter any word or sign (in my case, "First restore point" (arrow 1) and click on the button: Create (arrow 2).
Recovery point creation process:
Successful recovery point creation notification:
Well, finally, you can see how much the created restore point takes. As you can see from the snapshot, recovery files take only 33 MB (in a red frame).
That's all! For experienced users, I have not discovered anything new, but for beginners, this information may be useful.
Good luck to you!
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How to run System Restore in Windows 10
Restoring Windows 10 allows you to return the operating system to a working or original state from an automatically or manually created system rollback point or a complete system image stored on the hard drive. Also in the toolbox "dozens" there is a tool for performing an OS reset, which will save you from the lengthy reinstallation of Windows 10, and the creation of a recovery flash drive necessary to resume the functioning of the operating system in critical situations (when Windows 10 does not boot and does not provide an opportunity to get into the recovery environment) ...
The proposed instruction article tells about all the tools that make up the system recovery environment in Windows 10, the mechanisms of their functioning, how to use this or that function and the effectiveness of recovery methods in certain situations. Before starting to study the material, it is recommended that you familiarize yourself with the instructions on how to restore the operating system bootloader, check its files for integrity and restore damaged registry files.
Safe mode
The first thing to try when you encounter problems is to boot into Safe Mode. Let's consider the situation when the "ten" does not load and does not allow a reboot with the appropriate parameters (you will not be able to get into this mode via msconfig or special boot options).
1. We start from the bootable media with the Windows 10 distribution using the Boot Menu.
4. We execute the command "bcdedit / set safeboot minimal" for the subsequent start of the computer in safe mode.
5. Reboot by closing all windows.
After starting the computer, you can start solving the problem that prevents the normal start / operation of the PC.
We return the computer / laptop to its original state
The most notable recovery feature that came with Windows 10 is revert Windows to its original state. You can use it through the "Parameters".
1. We call the menu using Win → I.
2. Go to the "Update / Security" section.
3. Click on the "Recovery" tab.
This opportunity should be used as a last resort when the options below did not help solve the problem, because in the end you will get a clean, only installed operating system with or without personal data, depending on the specified parameters.
4. Click "Start", after which a dialog will appear asking you to specify the parameters for resetting the operating system.
The first option is a complete cleaning of the system volume from all files and a quick reinstallation of the "dozen" without using the installation disk with the operating system distribution kit, the second method is a quick installation of Windows 10 while saving user files and settings of applications installed on the PC, the programs themselves will not be saved ...
There is one more way to call the reset dialog of the operating system even without authorization in the system. Everything is done on the authorization screen. To access the function, press the "Restart" icon while holding down the Shift key. After restarting the computer, click on the "Diagnostics" icon, then click on the button to return the system to its original state.
The advantages of the method are that there is no need to have an installation disk / flash drive and all actions are performed automatically without any user intervention. There is only one drawback - when the user deletes the system image or the location of this file in the damaged sectors of the hard disk, it will not be possible to perform a quick reinstallation, but here in the arsenal of the "dozens" there are several additional tools: using the system recovery disk if available (a very rare occurrence) and backup Windows 10 using OS tools on a non-system volume.
Windows 10 recovery flash drive
The tool is called a Windows recovery disk, but in the top ten it should be renamed to a recovery flash drive (we will use this very term). If earlier in the OS from Microsoft there were utilities for performing automatic reanimation of the system, which in most cases only tried to do something, then in the top ten there is an option to create a system image for the subsequent return of the system volume to the state imprinted in this image by automatically reinstalling the OS , as discussed in the section above.
A similar image is created in the following way:
1. Call the Control Panel applet called "Recovery".
3. We mark the option of backing up system files to a recovery flash drive in order to be able to perform an instant reinstallation of the "dozens".
4. Upon completion of all write operations or, if necessary, boot from the created drive using the Boot Menu function.
5. In the action selection window, go to the "Diagnostics" section.
While in it, we will open the opportunity to perform the following operations:
- using a flash drive with an image, return Windows 10 to its previous state;
- visit the UEFI / BIOS options;
- to resort to resuscitation of the "ten" by means of the rollback point;
- run through the command line, for example, to create a copy of the bootloader on the corresponding volume;
- restore Windows 10 from a full OS image.
The presence of such a flash drive in the case of the "ten" is much more useful than even the installation one, although the latter allows you to start some of the operating system recovery operations on the screen with the "Install" button immediately after choosing the language.
We create a complete image of the system's resuscitation
Preparing for automatic recovery consists in creating a snapshot of Windows 10 at the time of its current state. It is best to create such an image immediately after installing the operating system with all the drivers and software, as long as the system volume is not littered, like the registry. It is not necessary to form a snapshot in the first hours of the new OS functioning, this can be done a couple of days after reinstalling it, so that Windows gets used to it and is brought to a normal functioning state, but does not have time to acquire garbage files and registry keys.
1. The process begins with cleaning the C: drive from the system registry and uninstalling programs that were unnecessary.
5. Determine the storage location for the operating system snapshot and the partitions that will be backed up (it is best to specify a removable drive).
Once the system files have been compressed and transferred to the specified digital media, you can use it to quickly revert Windows 10 to an imaged state. In order to start image recovery, you must boot the computer from the USB flash drive on which the file is stored, or through the Windows 10 installer ("Diagnostics" - "Advanced options" - "OS image recovery").
Windows 10 rollback points
There are no innovations with this function, all its capabilities work as in previous versions of the OS. It provides a chance to return the system to one of its preserved states through the recovery environment or in a running operating system. To take full advantage of the feature, it must be activated. You can check the status through the Control Panel applet under the name "Recovery". In the window, click "System Restore Settings".
To change the parameters, click "Configure" and specify the space allocated for storing rollback points on the system disk.
When using a licensed image, this function is activated, but if you installed Windows 10 downloaded from pirated sites, the author of the assembly may have deactivated this function. How do I enable System Restore? Select the system partition, click "Configure" and move the checkbox to the "Enable system protection" item.
Typically, rollback points are generated automatically when the user or any application makes changes to system files, settings, services and registry settings. The option to manually create restore points is also available. In the "System Properties" window, click "Create" and enter the name of the snapshot to make it easier to identify it.
To operate the system rollback function through one of the restore points, go to the same applet and click "Start System Restore". In the case when Windows 10 does not start, we boot from a recovery disk or installation distribution kit and call "System Restore" through "Advanced options" in the diagnostic window.
File history
Another innovation in Windows 10, which allows you to make and store backup copies of the specified files (often text documents and various projects) and extract the desired copy of the file from the backup if necessary.
As you can see, the "top ten" has an extended set of effective functions to return the system to a working state in any cases and without reinstalling the OS. In addition to all the listed tools, you should definitely include the function of repairing the bootloader using Windows 10 tools.
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Windows 10 Defender or Antivirus
The Windows 10 operating system has many advantages and disadvantages. However, the issue of protection is quite acute. Having received a built-in antivirus, better known as Windows Defender, users began to wonder if then an additional program should be installed on their PC at all, or is this enough?
