- Apr 9, 2017
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There are a couple of things I'd suggest:
Besides those points listed above your configuration looks solid.
- Set User Account Control to Always Notify.
- Add a secondary real-time solution to supplement Windows Defender's protection. This is completely optional but I personally don't feel Defender is strong enough to provide adequate protection on its own. You could add Zemana Antimalware Premium or HitmanPro.Alert if you're willing to splash some cash or if you'd rather a free solution there's Immunet, Xvirus, VoodooShield or Comodo Firewall. (If you decide to add Comodo Firewall it needs to be configured properly. I suggest following this setup video from our resident Comodo expert, @cruelsister.)
- Add a password manager such as LastPass, KeePass, Dashlane, etc. Use it to generate and store unique passwords for all your accounts.
- If you'd like some web blocking to go along with Windows Defender, I'd suggest Avira Browser Safety.
Thanks for sharing.
Avast is great with hardened mode.i'm currently using the trial of zemana antimalware premium. when that runs out, i think i will get avast
You could start using AVAST Free noe & when Zemana trial runs out you can use it as an on demand scanner.i'm currently using the trial of zemana antimalware premium. when that runs out, i think i will get avast
You could start using AVAST Free noe & when Zemana trial runs out you can use it as an on demand scanner.
You might consider an additional on demand scanner(s).
Secure Windows 10 config! Thanks for sharing it with us
Looks good to me. Simple & effective. No performance loss. Thanks for sharing.
This is a very good move.UPDATED:
User Access Control to Always Notify