Defender Control

A small utility that allows you to disable, enable, and launch Windows Defender with a single click. Windows Defender, the built-in basic antivirus, is integrated into the operating system and runs in the background. It does not offer an option to temporarily disable it, although such a need may arise in certain situations. For example, if a more powerful antivirus is installed, running both programs simultaneously adds unnecessary load to the CPU. Some applications may also require Windows Defender to be turned off during installation. Disabling it can also help conserve resources on low-performance computers. This utility is designed specifically for such situations. The application interface consists of a couple of main buttons: one disables Windows Defender with a single click, and the other launches it. Additionally, you can easily access Windows Defender settings or use the program via the command line.