Turning Off Windows Defender Real-Time

I now have 2 antispyware programs installed on my computer with one sunning
in real-time
monitoring. so I have disabled (unchecked) the 'Use real-time protection in
Windows Defender options.
Yet, Windows defender still runs at startup and is in the msconfig's
Startup tab's list.
Is this normal?

James

I've turned it back on.
Can't hurt to have extra protection.

James

"JamesJ" <jjy_darwin@roadrunner.com> wrote in message
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> I now have 2 antispyware programs installed on my computer with one
> sunning in real-time
> monitoring. so I have disabled (unchecked) the 'Use real-time protection
> in Windows Defender options.
> Yet, Windows defender still runs at startup and is in the msconfig's
> Startup tab's list.
> Is this normal?
>
> James
>
>

hi ,

yes its normall , it can be disabled at startup like every other program ,
but like you wrote in your second post , the extra layer of protection sure
does not hurt at all !!

essentials is even better , get it also , its free
http://microsoft-security-essentials.en.softonic.com/

Have a nice day

"JamesJ" wrote:

> I now have 2 antispyware programs installed on my computer with one sunning
> in real-time
> monitoring. so I have disabled (unchecked) the 'Use real-time protection in
> Windows Defender options.
> Yet, Windows defender still runs at startup and is in the msconfig's
> Startup tab's list.
> Is this normal?
>
> James
>
>
>

On Sat, 10 Oct 2009 06:54:01 -0700, Uri
<Uri@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>hi ,
>
>yes its normall , it can be disabled at startup like every other program ,
>but like you wrote in your second post , the extra layer of protection sure
>does not hurt at all !!
>
>essentials is even better , get it also , its free
>http://microsoft-security-essentials.en.softonic.com/
>

If you have MSSE installed too and want to shut its real time
protection off for when running games, as I do, then it also shuts
down Defender at the same time.