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My windows 10 machines will not receive the update automatically for some reason. I think it is because I had defender completely disabled via group policy sinc
by hungerstrike 9y ago
My windows 10 machines will not receive the update automatically for some reason. I think it is because I had defender completely disabled via group policy since it interferes with some of my development activities surrounding node.JS.
However I was able to install the security update manually from the Microsoft Windows update catalog download site. I did this after enabling defender briefly and updating it to ensure that the registry key was written.
- Avery3R 9y agoYou could have also just manually created the registry key
- inetknght 9y agoI'm real curious what kind of development you're doing with node.JS where Windows Defender causes trouble.
- Arnavion 9y agoThe real-time scanning slows down processes that access a large number of files, like code compiles in general and importing node modules in particular.
- inetknght 9y agoI haven't noticed Windows Defender causing significant slowdowns for processes which access lots of files except when it does a full system scan (which is not often). Even then, it's only barely noticeable.
- serf 9y agoI've disabled defender due to high CPU usage on machines that had to slice mpegs into jpegs with near constant work. The machine was slicing up 11 channels of 24fps videos into jpegs, so 264 jpegs/s at 720p and 24 bit color. I've had friends and coworkers that have hit the same CPU issues with big git repos and defender. It seems like Defender has problems with getting hit with tons of small files in quick succession, but really I know very little about it.
- AlfeG 9y agoWhy not just exclude nodemodules folder and temp/cache? This helps me enough.