While you are able to resolve the issue, you can use an alternative third-party Antivirus solution for your Windows 10 so that while Windows Defender is not working, you will at least be protected from malware. Check if your Windows Defender is still blocked by group policy or if it is working now. Click on the Disabled radio button, if not already doneħ. Double-click on Turn off Microsoft Defender Antivirusĥ. Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Microsoft Defender AntivirusĤ. Press Windows + R to open the Run dialog box Talking of the issue that Windows Defender is blocked by Group Policy, it could be a possibility that there is nothing wrong with the Windows Defender but it could be that it is turned off in the Local Group Policy Editor. Under Real-time protection slide the switch from off to on. Click on Manage Settings under Virus & threat protection.Ħ.
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