Windows 10: Windows Admin Center (WAC) a browser-based IT administration console

I have not seen this posted yet, I apologize if has.
Edit- just noticed it has been posted

I managed to get it working on Win 10 pro 64 bit, I could not get it to install on my 32 bit pro machine though.

Further reading:
Windows Admin Center lets users manage Windows servers and Windows 10 machines from the browser - TechRepublic

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/manage/windows-admin-center/understand/windows-admin-center

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How to get WPA2 for Windows 10

Wireless encryption (like WPA2-PSK) is a function of your router, not of Windows.

To change the wireless encryption on your WiFi network, log in to your router's administration console. That's where you'll find the encryption settings for your network.

The manual you received with the router will have complete instructions for doing this. If you can't find the manual, just go online to the manufacturer's website and for the instructions for your model number.

Very generally speaking - this may not apply in your case - you open a web browser and type the URL for your router's administration console, which might be 192.168.1.1 or something similar, into the address bar. Press Enter and you'll be at the sign in
screen for the admin console. Sign in and look for the encryption settings.

 

Defender Stops?

Change the settings in Malwarebytes, see
here.

• Open Malwarebytes > Settings > Application.
• Set Malwarebytes to Never register in the Windows Action Center
• After rebooting, Windows Defender should be enabled.

Below is a copy/paste of the above-mentioned
article:

To configure Malwarebytes in protecting your PC as it relates to Windows Action Center:

• Start from the Malwarebytes dashboard and then go to Settings > Application tab.
• Scroll down to Windows Action Center section.

There are 3 options for which the user can choose from:

• Let Malwarebytes apply the best Windows Action Center settings based on your system (recommended)
  
  • By default (and during install time), Malwarebytes is configured in compatibility mode. This setting configures Malwarebytes to co-exist with a present antivirus solution, and registers if no antivirus solution is present.

• Never register Malwarebytes in the Windows Action Center
  • This setting configures Malwarebytes to always run side by side with your third-party antivirus every time and not register with Windows Action Center at all.

• Always register Malwarebytes in the Windows Action Center
  • will register Malwarebytes as a security application in Windows Action Center regardless of the presence and state of installed third party antivirus program.