Microsoft Veteran Explains Why It's Not a Good Idea to Have Multiple AV Software on Windows
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If you want to double-secure your Windows computer and install several antivirus programs, you risk serious problems. As a long-standing Windows developer now explains, not only performance losses but also complex system errors threaten. (Continue reading)
A veteran Microsoft expert has just explained why you shouldn't install additional antivirus software on Windows.
30-year Microsoft veteran explains why you shouldn’t run two antivirus apps on Windows 11
Microsoft veteran Raymond Chen, who has been with the company for more than three decades, has advice for everybody with two or more antivirus solutions, and it’s quite straightforward. Just don’t use multiple AVs. While helping a colleague investigate a complex system failure on Windows 11 Enterprise PCs, Chen found that two anti-malware programs were […]
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