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It's not a service, it's a driver. "Anti"malware drivers typically run with a lot of permissions to allow spying on all processes. Driver failures likely mean t
by Kwpolska 2y ago
It's not a service, it's a driver. "Anti"malware drivers typically run with a lot of permissions to allow spying on all processes. Driver failures likely mean the kernel state is borked as well, so Windows errs on the side of caution and halts.