# 3. Windows Security

## Checking for 3rd Party Antiviruses <a href="#checking-for-3rd-party-antiviruses" id="checking-for-3rd-party-antiviruses"></a>

Make sure to firstly uninstall any 3rd Party Antiviruses. Examples of these are Malwarebytes, Avast, McAfee and many more. Click me to view a full list of 3rd party antiviruses you might have.

## Disabling Real-Time Protection <a href="#disabling-real-time-protection" id="disabling-real-time-protection"></a>

Disable Real-Time Protection in Windows Security You can also add exclusions on the bottom of the page to keep your loaders from getting deleted occasionally.

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## Using Windows Defender Control <a href="#using-windows-defender-control" id="using-windows-defender-control"></a>

If you don't want to keep turning off Windows Defender after every restart, you can use our Windows Defender Control tool to prevent it from turning back on again.

### [Download Defender Control Here](https://mega.nz/folder/xGMAXI5K#zXXtDV2KcTAh0vQPFPq5Dg/folder/IHUkxB6Y)