Disabling Windows Defender and Firewall
A feature in Windows 7 is the implementation of Windows Defender, which can become a hassle if you already have a decent anti-virus to handle all your virus and spyware needs. This significantly slows down your computer by utilizes many of your system's resources to power on Windows Defender.
Windows Firewall, on the other hand, has never been much of use for me due to the the many anti-viruses out there that feature a firewall in their software. We recommend disabling these features to improve your system response time and your online gaming experience (Firewall interferes with the servers you use to connect to when you're playing online). This tweak is significant for gamers and normal PC users.
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Disable Windows Firewall
1. Click Start, Control Panel
2. In System and Security, click on Windows Firewall
3. On the left-hand side, hit Turn Windows Firewall On or Off
4. For both Private and Public sub-menus, check Turn Off Windows Firewall
Disable the firewall service (not recommended for beginners):
1. Click Start, Run, type Services.msc
2. In the list, scroll down and look for Windows Firewall
3. Double-click it, hit Stop to stop the service and in startup type, hit Disabled
Disable Windows Defender
1. Open up Windows Defender by clicking Start and by typing Windows Defender in the Search Box
2. Once inside the program, hit Tools
3. Under Settings, click Options
4. Click on the Administrator tab and uncheck "Use This Program"
Disable the windows defender service (not recommended for beginners):
1. Click Start, Run and type Services.msc
2. In the list, find Windows Defender
3. Double-click it, hit Stop and in the startup type, hit Disabled
There you go, another tweak, a faster PC!
TechWiz
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