So, we are ready to go back into Defender settings and disable all the options: Real-time protection, Cloud-delivered protection, Automatic sample submission, and the most important one Tamper Protection. You should see a new cmd.exe window pop-up. GetTrustedInstaller.exe "C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe" Please edit this command to match your path and disk letter. Then we need to provide an absolute path to the folder where GetTrustedInstaller executable is. To do that type the letter of the drive where it’s stored like this: First, we need to go to the location where we have GetTrustedInstaller executable.
Once again open search from the taskbar and type “cmd.exe”, then run the result. Warning: If you are using another software to run commands as TrustedInstaller this might be different for you So let’s get ready for the next step before we touch anything in this window. We will need to act fast because protection reactivates itself after some time. Under Virus & threat protection settings hit Manage settings. Now in the Windows Security window head to the Virus & threat protection.
To do that open search from the taskbar and type the phrase “Windows Security” and click on the result to go into settings. For that you can use my fork of GetSystem called GetTrustedInstaller but feel free to use another software should you want to.Īfter downloading GetTrustedInstaller executable and extracting it from the zip with all the other extra files we are ready for the ride! So, first head to Defender settings. The process of disabling it is a little bit tricky but the award exceeds the effort.įirst of all, you should download an app that lets you run command line with TrustedInstaller permissions which is crucial when trying to disable Windows Defender on a deeper level.
If you find yourself with “Antimalware Service Executable” process taking over your PC by high CPU and Disk usage it might be time to consider disabling Microsoft Defender entirely. Although having protection is important if you are running slower hardware it may cause a lot of performance issues, especially when we are talking about Windows Defender. Microsoft Defender aka Windows Defender is a built-in Antivirus in Windows 10.
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