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Yes, and very happily too. Defender seems to not really care where the files are, as long as there's readable data on a drive mounted somewhere accessible, it's
by FractalParadigm 3y ago
Yes, and very happily too. Defender seems to not really care where the files are, as long as there's readable data on a drive mounted somewhere accessible, it's all fair game.
- anonomousename 3y agoHave you tried setting an excluded zone and include your whole SMB share in it
- hulitu 3y agoDid an exclude zone ever worked ? I remember having to turn off the antivirus because it will happilly ignore my exclude zone (10 years ago)
- Wowfunhappy 3y agoThis is my experience as well, I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or not but exclusions never seem to work, at least when Windows is convinced it has found a severe threat. I have to completely disable Real Time Protection.