ionuttbara / windows-defender-remover

A tool which is uses to remove Windows Defender in Windows 8.x, Windows 10 (every version) and Windows 11.
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it did literally nothing other than opening a bunch of cmds without commands and regedit #112

Closed Lemon553311-dev closed 10 months ago

Lemon553311-dev commented 11 months ago

as said in title Latest windows 11 shouldn't you run some commands?

ionuttbara commented 10 months ago

Can you write whay button had you pressed before to start the cmd and regedit? Maybe its a problem with GetTrustedInstaller, rolling back to PowerRun it solve issues.

Lemon553311-dev commented 10 months ago

I used the button U (safe thingy) - disable windows defender and security components

(Eitherway i just used the delete function so cant do more testing)

abbaccadd0 commented 10 months ago

Can you write whay button had you pressed before to start the cmd and regedit? Maybe its a problem with GetTrustedInstaller, rolling back to PowerRun it solve issues.

I got same problem. I press (N) for disabling Defender and Security Components (safe) It display mulit CMD and regedit, but no command is run in them

m1st333 commented 10 months ago

same issue. Tried on a fresh windows

ionuttbara commented 10 months ago

for N and M methods its a problem and noted as lastest release. stay tuned.

frandj99 commented 10 months ago

I can confirm that N method is not working on a fresh windows 11 23H2 install. I hope the fix will be quick cuz I deffo need to disable Windows Defender asap 😅 The weird thig is that everything was fine if Defender was disabled on a 22H2>23H2 update (not clean install)

ionuttbara commented 10 months ago

is maintained. but waiting for installation of cumulative updates in Windows 11 22H2 its get harder, modifying commands and etc. the best part these problems are from Windows 11 PCs which are a bit problematic for me, and some devs =). some issues can take longer.. but for this is caused by the GetTrustedInstaller, which is implemented. because this is opensource i will try to adapt into the script and takes a bit longer.

Lemon553311-dev commented 10 months ago

Whoops sorry I somehow thought this was a different thread 😅

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is maintained. but waiting for installation of cumulative updates in Windows 11 22H2 its get harder, modifying commands and etc. the best part these problems are from Windows 11 PCs which are a bit problematic for me, and some devs =). some issues can take longer.. but for this is caused by the GetTrustedInstaller, which is implemented. because this is opensource i will try to adapt into the script and takes a bit longer.

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abbaccadd0 commented 10 months ago

is maintained. but waiting for installation of cumulative updates in Windows 11 22H2 its get harder, modifying commands and etc. the best part these problems are from Windows 11 PCs which are a bit problematic for me, and some devs =). some issues can take longer.. but for this is caused by the GetTrustedInstaller, which is implemented. because this is opensource i will try to adapt into the script and takes a bit longer.

Maybe try MinSudo to run script with TrustedInstaller permissions? GetTrustedInstaller hasn't been updated in a long time.

ionuttbara commented 10 months ago

idk, but i need to put this into more tests, such as virus detection, bypass with tamper protection enabled and more. but i will add this in your list.

PowerRun did some good job, but its not updated anymore.

ionuttbara commented 10 months ago

i put /k instead /c in cmd command. and thats why it showed so many windows of cmd in remover menu. modified in 12.6.3.