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The user inquires whether Windows 10 protection should be enabled or disabled for better security. An expert responds, recommending that Windows Defender should remain on, but third-party antivirus like Norton is better off or should be removed entirely. Overall, the discussion suggests that Windows Defender is sufficient but users may consider third-party solutions based on their needs.
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piplan1966

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Dear Expert
Windows 10 protection is better if it is kept off or if it is better if it is kept on please tell me

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if you are asking about Windows Defender its better on but Norton is better off... in fact remove it from the system all together
 

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