If multiple antimalware policies are deployed to the same computer, they are applied in order. The antimalware policy that has the highest priority is always applied first. Use the Order column to see the order in which the policies are applied. Use this option to increase the priority by which the selected antimalware policy is applied.

In the Assets and Compliance workspace, expand Endpoint Protection, choose Antimalware Policies, select the antimalware policy that you want to manage, and then select a management task.

Use the information in this topic to help you manage Endpoint Protection antimalware policies and Windows Firewall policies, to perform on-demand scans, to force computers to download the latest available definitions, and to remediate detected malware. Available in US and WE only.Applies to: Configuration Manager (current branch) PCs that have been running previous versions of Windows must do a full reset of the Windows 11 operating system for the feature to work. In order to keep you as safe as possible, you must start with a fresh system. Only available on the latest version of Windows 11. Location permissions must be active driving safety available only in the U.S., U.K., Australia, and Canada Microsoft 365 Family subscription required for location alerts and drive safety features. Requires Microsoft account.Īpp available as separate download for free. File versions created up to 30 days in the past can be restored at any time for any reason. OneDrive files are restored to the state they were in before the attack occurred. Must be signed into a Microsoft account.įiles may be made available for offline use. PIN, facial, and fingerprint recognition require Windows Hello to be set up.Īvailable on the latest version of Microsoft Edge. Learn more at Windows 11 Specs and System Requirements.įor supported devices with latest security updates installed.įacial and fingerprint recognition work with devices equipped with the correct sensors. Features and app availability may vary by region.

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