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DefenderUI, an interesting interface for Windows Defender
DefenderUI

Windows Defender is a silent monitor of your computer, even if a third-party antivirus is installed.

However, there's no standard graphical interface for Windows Defender to help you better control its actions, as any other antivirus does.


And that's where DefenderUI comes in, a free, multilingual utility for Windows 10/11.


With DefenderUI, you can control Windows Defender much more easily, as it offers four different security profiles

DefenderUI, an interesting interface for Windows Defender
DefenderUI

If you need more control, you can opt for "Interactive" profiles.

DefenderUI, an interesting interface for Windows Defender
DefenderUI
DefenderUI, an interesting interface for Windows Defender
DefenderUI
DefenderUI, an interesting interface for Windows Defender
DefenderUI
DefenderUI, an interesting interface for Windows Defender
DefenderUI

The "Default" profile restores Microsoft Defender to its factory settings.


With DefenderUI, you can run on-demand scans. It also supports fast, comprehensive and customized scans. What's more, it lets you run an offline scan, which requires a system restart.


Accessing the Windows Defender quarantine, viewing the Windows Defender action history and opening security log files are all possible via DefenderUI.

Windows Security, Windows Update and Control Panel can all be opened with a single click.


DefenderUI gives you full control over Windows Defender's security features. It's easy to use, features different security profiles and offers one-click access to basic and advanced security settings.


With its help, Microsoft Defender is no longer an antivirus running in the background, but a complete security tool with various settings and options.


DefenderUI is a product under development and can be considered a proof of concept.

It is currently a beta version.

DefenderUI is an ambitious project, and Microsoft should perhaps take inspiration from it to improve future editions of Windows Defender.

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On my old laptop, mysteriously sometimes the screen won't turn on, and this after a Windows or graphics card driver update. I have a second large screen connected to the laptop, which fortunately allows me to continue working. The only small problem is that some program windows, which I'd fixed on the faulty screen, don't display - they're stuck on the recalcitrant screen. To move them to the main screen, which fortunately works, here's the method I use.


I should point out that the screen isn't really faulty, because following an update, the screen mysteriously comes back on. I should also point out that I'm using an Insider Preview version of Windows 11. This may explain the problem. If anyone has any other clues, I'd love to hear from you.


Please note! For this to work, Extend mode must be activated.


Move windows using keyboard shortcuts
Move windows using keyboard shortcuts

To activate the Extend mode, press Windows + P. Select "Extend" by clicking or using the arrow keys and Enter.


Move windows using keyboard shortcuts

Windows includes practical keyboard shortcuts that can instantly move a window to another screen without the need for a mouse.


If you want to move a window to a display to the left of your current one, press Windows + Shift + Left Arrow.


If you wish to move a window to a display to the right of your current one, press Windows + Shift + Right Arrow.





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