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If you're doing a bunch of I/O, it's often worth it to go into Windows Defender settings and turn off "real time protection" temporarily. It can make a big diff
by modeless 5y ago
If you're doing a bunch of I/O, it's often worth it to go into Windows Defender settings and turn off "real time protection" temporarily. It can make a big difference.
- dexterhaslem 5y agoabsolutely, and for directories for your projects /places where lots of files thrash about, add those dirs as exceptions in the options. i mean i added c:\ as an exception because i do not need realtime av but i dont think it will actually work like that