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might have a 'killswitch' that just turns it off
So what (good) free av's have that option?Antiviruses does not hog your resources, if they are you can always add the files youre using to its exclusions, disabling the antivirus is an awful idea.
All of themSo what (good) free av's have that option?
I agree with WiseVector. It is strong and is one of the lightest AVs I've ever used. In the first few days, it can be a bit heavy because it has to collect caches so the next time, it won't scan files againWhat would u recommend? I need something that is light and not heavy in terms of performance and might have a 'killswitch' that just turns it off while I'm digging into VR or other power-hungry tasks...
Thank you kindly.
Sounds just like what I'm looking for, tho i never heard of that AV... Is it reliable? Or complex to setup(effectively)?I agree with WiseVector. It is strong and is one of the lightest AVs I've ever used. In the first few days, it can be a bit heavy because it has to collect caches so the next time, it won't scan files again
||You can try out Wisevector.
However if you want to disable Windows Defender you will need to try find other ways to do so.
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Defender Control v2.1
In Windows there is no option to completely turn off Microsoft Defender , Defender control is a Portable freeware to disable Ms Defender.www.sordum.org
Sounds just like what I'm looking for, tho i never heard of that AV... Is it reliable? Or complex to setup(effectively)?
yes, I've been using it for 3 years and it's light and stableSounds just like what I'm looking for, tho i never heard of that AV... Is it reliable? Or complex to setup(effectively)?
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I would start killing hungry apps running behind, its not easy task to recommend antivirus for specific user
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