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Windows Defender x64

- New option to display Windows Defender system tray icon even when there are no pending actions needed.

- Enhanced performance through a new scanning engine.

- Streamlined, simplified user interface and alerts.

- Improved control over programs on your computer with enhanced Software Explorer.

- Multiple language support with globalization and localization features.

- Protection features for all users, whether or not they have administrator rights on the computer.

- Support for assistive technology for individuals who have physical or cognitive difficulties, impairments, and disabilities.

- Support for Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 Edition.

- Automatic cleaning according to your settings during regularly scheduled scans.

Note that the final release version of Defender no longer supports Windows 2000

  • 2 months later...

I still have Windows defender installed, but have not used it in a long time, it was throwing up too many false positives.

I keep it installed in case it does improve though, I'll run a scan with it soon to see if anything has changed.

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so is it basically useless or what? should i uninstall it / does it offer any protection whatsoever?

hey then im leaving it in if you say its good thats good enough for me. thank you

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