It’s the overall security component of the Windows OS. Windows Security is the current name of what used to be Windows Defender back in the Windows 8 and early Windows 10 days. It’s important to note that Microsoft’s nomenclature is quite confusing so before we proceed, let’s clear up any confusion. Pump the brakes, Windows Defender or Windows Security? It could be that since a new Windows security hub is on the way, the old one is all of a sudden causing issues.
This app would seemingly align all security measures of the OS and bring them inside one universal app that will oversee your computer’s protection. A few days ago, images of a new Windows Defender surfaced on Twitter, indicating a new version of Windows Defender was coming soon. But, perhaps this malfunctioning has some reason behind it. This is a problem I personally faced until I found a solution that worked. You’ll keep repeatedly clicking and the OS will go unbothered. Upon trying to access Defender from the Privacy and Security settings within Windows Settings, the same thing happens. When trying to open Windows Security from the Start Menu or perform a custom scan within File Explorer, absolutely nothing happens. That is because Windows Defender has been causing some problems for users running Windows 11. Windows Security settings inside Windows 11 Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for Windows 11. While Windows Defender works great on Windows 10, and is even considered as the best antivirus software by many for its unintrusive and light resource usage. So, when you do your risky business, you feel safe even without a third-party antivirus program.
As such, Windows 10 and 11 come with a modern, native anti-malware component built in to protect users from all kinds of harmful software. Security is one of the most essential aspects of any operating system.
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