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How to adjust MsMpEng. exe (Windows Defender) scanning schedule when . . . MsMpEng exe seems to be protected against attempts to change its affinity priority At least when I try online suggestions to adjust them in Task Manager, running as admin, I get access denied exception for all attempts to adjust MsMpEng exe settings Maybe Defender service has some kind of a built in timer that works on its own without the task scheduler
How do I kill Antimalware Service Executable - Super User My last resort would be deleting MsMpEng exe from C:\Program Files\Windows Defender If I try to end it from Task Manager, it says "The operation could not be completed Access is denied" And turning it off from the Windows Defender app did not work either, as it is not Windows 7 or Windows 8 1, and if I turn it off from there it kept running
windows 7 - Disabling Microsoft Antimalware service - Super User Most answers are about Windows Defender, but the questions asks about Microsoft Antimalware Service aka MsMpEng exe, which is different To stop the Microsoft Antimalware Service you need TrustedInstaller permissions
Is there a way to disable MsMpEng. exe from monitoring file access . . . The verbiage seems to indicate it only affects scans: So I popped open Process Monitor, limited it to the MsMpEng exe process and path I wanted to test, and ran Get-Content in the directory to make it go nuts: And once I excluded the directory: So yes, using excluded files and locations does exclude it from real-time protection as well as scans!
Windows Defender constantly writing to my harddisk for days now Now I have MsMpEng exe hanging there and constantly writing to the disk So I tried to stop real time protection, set a schedule for scan at monday afternoon, and set the conditions for the task to when the computer is idle for 30min I restarted but the disk is still constantly accessed