13 docs tagged with "disable-system-modification-restrictions"

This script disables the Windows Defender boot driver ("WdBoot") to reduce system monitoring and enhance your privacy and control. This driver is also known as: Windows Defender Boot Driver • Microsoft Defender Antivirus Boot Driver • Early Launch Anti-malware (ELAM) boot driver • Windows Defender ELAM Driver • Microsoft antimalware boot driver • Early Launch Antimalware (ELAM) driver Microsoft introduced this driver as a security feature in Windows 8. As a default component in Windows, the driv...

This script disables Defender's core monitoring component that tracks and controls your system activities. This component has several names, including: Windows Defender Mini-Filter Driver • Microsoft antimalware file system filter driver • Microsoft Defender Antivirus On-Access Malware Protection Mini-Filter Driver • Windows Defender Real-Time scanning filesystem filter driver • Windows Defender On-Access Malware Protection Mini-Filter Driver • Microsoft Defender Antivirus Mini-Filter Driver Thi...

This category disables Defender System Guard, a security feature in Windows. This feature is referred to as Windows Defender System Guard, System Guard, and internally within Microsoft as Octagon. Introduced in Windows 10, version 1709, it is a set of system integrity features. System Guard acts as an anti-tampering mechanism. It is a Windows component that protects system integrity during startup and runtime. It is included as part of the Defender for Endpoint suite. It ...

This script disables the Microsoft Security Core Boot Driver ("msseccore.sys"). This driver is a kernel-mode component that enforces security policies during the boot process. It was introduced in Windows 11 22H2, starting with Insider Preview Build 25188. It operates as a Secure Boot driver. Secure Boot is a feature that prevents unauthorized software from loading at startup and requires compatible hardware. The driver handles several security-related tasks: A malfunction may cause ...

This script disables the Microsoft Security Events filter driver ("MsSecFlt.sys"). This driver is known by different names: Microsoft Security Events Component File System Filter Driver • MSSense: Microsoft Defender for Endpoint for EDR Sensor • Microsoft Security Eve Kernel • Microsoft Security Events Component Minifilter • Microsoft Security Events Component Minifilter driver • "MsSecFlt". It is a minifilter that inspects the file system. Minifilter is also known as file system filte...

This script disables the System Guard Runtime Monitor Broker service and its associated process. The System Guard Runtime Monitor Broker service monitors and verifies Windows platform integrity. It handles attestation and reporting functions. It assists assertions of System Guard Runtime Monitor (SGRM). This enables management systems such as Intune and SCCM to collect integrity data. It supports remote actions such as blocking access to compromised devices. The service manag...

This script disables the System Guard Runtime Monitor Agent, a kernel driver within Windows' security infrastructure. The System Guard Runtime Monitor Agent is a kernel-mode component of System Guard that runs in the Secure Kernel. The Secure Kernel operates in a more secure and isolated environment called "VTL1" (Virtual Trust Level 1), while the normal NT kernel runs in a virtualized environment called "VTL0". This separation adds another layer of security. It provides essential fu...

This script disables System Guard security checks, also called assertions. System Guard assertions are measurements of sensitive system properties in real time. They help detect subtle security threats by assessing the system's security. However, this monitoring may compromise privacy by sharing system health data with external services. This script enhances privacy by preventing the sharing of system health data. It may also improve performance by reducing the overhead from security checks....

This script disables the Secure Enclave, a component of the System Guard feature in Windows. The Secure Enclave is also known as the assertion engine. It continuously monitors and checks system integrity during runtime, assessing the system's security state. It is a core component of System Guard. This engine can send collected data to cloud or third-party providers. This script enhances privacy by preventing system integrity data from being shared externally. It may also imp...

This script disables the System Guard Runtime Monitor LPAC (Least-Privileged AppContainer) process. This process is part of the System Guard Runtime Monitor (SGRM) functionality. SGRM is a Windows security feature that monitors the system for potential tampering. • LPAC (Least-Privileged AppContainer) means this component operates in a restricted environment for enhanced security. Its exposes information through: RPC allows different software programs to communicate, even if they...

This script disables System Guard Secure Launch, a security feature in Windows. Secure Launch is also known as Virtualization Based Security (VBS) or firmware protection. This feature enhances startup security on Windows systems. It was initially introduced in Windows 10 version 1809. It protects the Virtualization Based Security (VBS) environment from vulnerabilities in device firmware. VBS, in Windows, refers to a security technology that uses hardware virtualization to...

This script disables the Tamper Protection feature. Tamper Protection is a security feature that blocks unauthorized changes to key Defender Antivirus settings. These settings include real-time protection, behavior monitoring, and cloud-delivered protection. By default, Tamper Protection is enabled. It is available in all editions of Windows since Windows 10, version 1903. Disabling Tamper Protection may increase privacy and control over your system by allowing you to: Change...

This script disables Virtualization-based Security (VBS) in Windows. Virtualization-based security (VBS) uses hardware virtualization to create an isolated, secure environment. This environment helps protect vital system and operating system resources, as well as security assets like authenticated user credentials. VBS requires Secure Boot to run. VBS includes a memory integrity feature, also called hypervisor-protected code integrity (HVCI) and hypervisor enforced code integri...