Question MD settings while using Avast-AVG

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Enable or disable local security authority protection and microsoft vulnerable driver blocklist in Microsoft Defender settings while using Avast-AVG with LSA protection and block vulnerable kernel drives enabled?

Could enabling in both MD and Avast-AVG settings lead to conflict?

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monkeylove said:
Thanks. I'm currently using Avast Premium on trial and with the same settings above but have everything in Windows Security on. I've not experienced any conflict, but I will try a brief benchmark test to see the difference.
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Thank you for your feedback; I have asked because I find those settings a dublicate.
 
Parkinsond said:
Could enabling in both MD and Avast-AVG settings lead to conflict?
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Core Isolation settings are Windows built-in, not strictly related to MD (however, intended to complement MD).
It would be better to ask on the Avast/AVG forum. You should ask if the Avast/AVG settings should be disabled or not.
Anyway, I did not hear that Core Isolation settings could conflict with Avast/AVG settings.
I would keep Avast's setting related to vulnerable drivers (it is similar to the MD ASR rule for drivers).
 
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Andy Ful said:
Core Isolation settings are Windows built-in, not strictly related to MD (however, intended to complement MD).
It would be better to ask on the Avast/AVG forum. You should ask if the Avast/AVG settings should be disabled or not.
Anyway, I did not hear that Core Isolation settings could conflict with Avast/AVG settings.
I would keep Avast's setting related to vulnerable drivers (it is similar to the MD ASR rule for drivers).
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I will turn on those of MS security and observe for signs of potential conflict.
 
Parkinsond said:
Enable or disable local security authority protection and microsoft vulnerable driver blocklist in Microsoft Defender settings while using Avast-AVG with LSA protection and block vulnerable kernel drives enabled?

Could enabling in both MD and Avast-AVG settings lead to conflict?

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Which is the main one for realtime? MD or the GenX?
 
stonjean633 said:
Good choice!

Both are designed to work as Primary or Secondary
( periodic scan under settings or passive mode under troubleshooting )
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Yes; I can turn on passive mode in AVG and use it as a secondary scanner.
Also tried to remove all components except web shield and firewall and worked fine beside MD as the main AV.
 
Parkinsond said:
Yes; I can turn on passive mode in AVG and use it as a secondary scanner.
Also tried to remove all components except web shield and firewall and worked fine beside MD as the main AV.
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This is one of the things I like in AVG/Avast, both can run in passive mode and still be able to uninstall features you don't need instead of just disabling/unticking. Perfect pair for the default MD or whichever 3rd party AV
 
stonjean633 said:
This is one of the things I like in AVG/Avast, both can run in passive mode and still be able to uninstall features you don't need instead of just disabling/unticking. Perfect pair for the default MD or whichever 3rd party AV
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I have limited number of free options; MD and AVG-Avast; K free is gone; B is not preferred; Avira has lost a lot of its power.
 
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