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<blockquote data-quote="Antimalware18" data-source="post: 932323" data-attributes="member: 18214">Personally I don&#039;t like windows defender.Sure it has amazing detection rates when configured properly and has always ran pretty light on any system i&#039;ve ever owned. But there&#039;s a few things about it that i personally dont like (yes I know these are just small things, but I&#039;m very particular)first of all, it lacks fine built in controls, I don&#039;t like having to use a third party program to control itSecond, even with a third party application, there&#039;s no way to set it to &quot;ask&quot; when it detects a threat (atleast no way that I have seen)and last, the toaster notifications for when a threat is detected on any system I have ever used has been extremely laggy as well as it doesnt hand threats in a timely manner (I.E it takes it a bit of time to remove something as simple as the Eicar test file) I want to like it, I really do. I&#039;ve seen it come a long way. But I just cant.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Antimalware18, post: 932323, member: 18214"] Personally I don't like windows defender. Sure it has amazing detection rates when configured properly and has always ran pretty light on any system i've ever owned. But there's a few things about it that i personally dont like (yes I know these are just small things, but I'm very particular) first of all, it lacks fine built in controls, I don't like having to use a third party program to control it Second, even with a third party application, there's no way to set it to "ask" when it detects a threat (atleast no way that I have seen) and last, the toaster notifications for when a threat is detected on any system I have ever used has been extremely laggy as well as it doesnt hand threats in a timely manner (I.E it takes it a bit of time to remove something as simple as the Eicar test file) I want to like it, I really do. I've seen it come a long way. But I just cant. [/QUOTE]

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