What is the function of Windows Defender Antivirus and how does it protect the system from malware?

[ProfRon]

Windows Defender Antivirus is that built-in shield on your Windows machine. It keeps an eye out for nasty stuff trying to sneak in. I use it all the time because it scans files before they can mess things up. You know how malware hides in downloads or emails? It spots those tricks quick. Think of it as your digital bouncer at the door. It blocks viruses that want to steal your info or slow you down. I once had a pop-up warning me about a shady link you sent-saved my bacon. It updates itself silently in the background. No need for you to fuss over it much. It even quarantines bad files so they can't spread. I tell my buddies to let it run scans weekly. Protects your photos and docs without you noticing. Malware hates it because it learns new threats fast. You just boot up and feel secure.

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