Windows 10: If I turn off S Mode the Windows Defender remains intact?

If I turn off S Mode the Windows Defender remains intact?

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WINDOWS DEFENDER is turned off

Hi Ahmed,

Since you're not able to turn on Windows Defender as well, we'd like to know if you have made any changes recently prior to this issue. In the meantime, you may follow the steps below on how to turn on Windows Defender manually:

• Type Windows Defender in the Search bar and press
  Enter.
  
• Go to Settings and make sure that the Turn on real-time protection recommended option is turned on.
  

Same thing with the other members who are having the same issue, we suggest that you check if the service was setup to
Automatic in the Services option. Please follow the steps that we've provided last
September 3, 2017.

Let us know how if you were able to turn it on properly by changing the Startup type to Automatic.

 

Windows Defender Real-time Protection will not turn on

Did you follow the steps recommended in Solutions



How about the steps recommended at Uninstall Bitdefender



Try running the removal tools for any security program that you previously used on the computer and be sure to reboot after using each tool. See
List of
anti-malware product removal tools



Go to Security and Maintenance, look in 'Security' and see what program is listed under Virus Protection. Windows Defender will not be enabled if there is a program other than Windows Defender listed.



Have you tried the steps recommended in Problems
starting Windows Defender in Windows 8/8.1/10?

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For further detailed information suggest you review the reply of quietman7 in
this thread: Windows Defender.

“The inability to turn on Windows Defender 8/10 is typically the result of having a third-party anti-virus installed or failure to remove it properly (completely). Since Windows 8/10 Defender includes anti-virus protection,
it is disabled during the installation of another anti-virus program. If a trial anti-virus (i.e. McAfee, Norton, etc) came preinstalled on your computer or you installed one, Windows
Defender will be turned off (disabled). Windows Defender recognizes the install and automatically disables itself when other anti-virus products are used to avoid conflicts. Windows Defender will remain
disabled until that anti-virus software has been completely uninstalled. In some cases, you may need to download and run the anti-virus vendor's clean up tool to remove any remaining remnants.

• Replacing your Anti-virus - List of Antivirus Uninstallers
  and Removal Tools
• Microsoft Wiki: List of anti-malware product removal
  tools by Stephen Boots, MVP

After removal of the third party anti-virus, Windows 8/10 Defender needs to be activated if you choose to use it. When uninstalling the third-party anti-virus Defender should automatically turn itself on but sometimes you may receive a message
indicating your system has no protection...click here to turn on Windows Defender. If not, and Defender remains disabled, you will need to manually turn it on.

• How to turn Windows Defender On or Off in Windows 10
• How to turn Windows Defender On or Off in Windows 8

If that is not the case in your situation, check to make sure the Windows Defender service
is started.

• How to Configure Windows Defender in Windows 8, 8.1 and 10 <- scroll
  down to "Couldn't start the Windows Defender service" error message

Sometimes it may take a couple of computer reboots after performing the above steps to ensure Windows Defender is up and running properly.”

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Or - - -



There are a number of viable antivirus options available for Windows 10 – free or paid - take your pick…



Choosing an Anti-Virus Program



http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/antivirus-partners#AVtabs=win10



Is Windows Defender The
Best For Windows 10? Good article but ignore the ads.



Regards...

 

windows defender turned off.....................

@atramsuraj: You can
read this post and follow the given steps to re-enable your Windows Defender. And, by the way:

• What OS are you running?
• Are you also using 3rd-party security program? If so, please consider disabling it, as some could turn off Windows Defender automatically.