How does Windows manage system security and performance by balancing antivirus scanning?

[ProfRon]

Windows juggles antivirus checks and your computer's speed like a pro juggler. I mean, it doesn't let scans eat up all your power right when you're gaming or typing. You click a file, and it quickly peeks inside without freezing everything. That's real-time protection kicking in, but softly.

It waits for quiet moments to do the heavy lifting. Like when you're grabbing coffee, it scans deeper without you noticing. I love how it throttles the engine, keeping your mouse zipping along. You won't feel the drag unless it's something massive.

Windows watches your habits too. If you're busy, it pauses and picks up later. I tell friends this all the time, it keeps threats out without turning your PC into a slug. You stay safe, and everything flows smooth.

It even learns from your setup. Older machines get lighter touches on scans. I tweak mine sometimes, but stock settings do okay. You just run updates, and it handles the balance.

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