Windows Defender 1.1.1593.21

Windows Defender is a free antivirus program developed by Microsoft that helps provide real-time protection against malware and spyware across your PC, tablet, or phone.

While no antivirus program is perfect, Windows Defender has shown to be effective in protecting against common malware threats. It is recommended to keep Windows Defender updated and supplement it with safe browsing practices and regular system updates.

No, it is not recommended to use multiple antivirus programs as they can cause conflicts and decrease your computer's performance. Windows Defender is designed to work best on its own and provides comprehensive protection against malware.

You can check if Windows Defender is running by opening the Security Center from the Windows Control Panel. If you see "Windows Defender" under the "Virus Protection" section, it means that it is activated and running on your device.

Windows Defender automatically checks for updates multiple times a day, but you can also trigger a manual update check at any time to ensure that you are protected against the latest threats.

Yes, you can adjust the settings of Windows Defender to meet your specific needs. Some of the settings you can modify include notification preferences, scheduled scans, and exclusions for files and folders.

Yes, Windows Defender is built-in and enabled by default on Windows 10. It is designed to provide complete protection for your device without the need for additional downloads or third-party antivirus programs.

If Windows Defender detects a potential threat, it will display a notification and take action to quarantine or remove the threat. You can also manually run a scan or add the suspicious file to the exclusion list if you believe it is a false positive.

While it is not recommended to disable Windows Defender as it leaves your device vulnerable to malware, you can turn it off temporarily by opening the Security Center from the Windows Control Panel and selecting "Turn off Windows Defender Antivirus." However, it is important to turn it back on as soon as possible.

No, Windows Defender is only available for devices running Microsoft Windows operating systems such as Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7. However, there are other antivirus programs available for Mac and Linux devices.