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SD-Card´s corrupted
Since last year I have been reporting problems with the SD card that is inserted into the PC's internal slot.Sometimes the card was formatted as RAW. I bought 3 more different Cards and the situation happened from time to time, without me having an explanation. 1 - 64Gb and 3 - 128Gb.I have been using a new Application for 15 days, it is installed on Disk C: and I defined a folder on Disk D: (SD-Card) as working directory.Almost every time I exited the Program, I found that the SD Card was corrupt and I had to use CHKDSK to repair it. Errors reported by CHKDSK referred to that application's folder. Sometimes, after repairing, I lost access to my work and had to start from copies I had.3 days ago I decided to delete in Windows Defender the application folder on Disk D: .To my surprise, there was no corruption on Disk D:Sounds to me like Windows Defender is the culprit.Since I started using Windows 10 when it was introduced, I've lost 1TB of an External Disk, and from time to time the Disks (various and different) show some hesitation in being readily recognized by the system, I notice that they try several times to read the Disc information.Since it seems to me that Windows Defender is the culprit, I'd like to hear your wise opinion on how to limit Windows Defender to Basic functions instead of permanently monitoring the running of applications.I would like to know your wise opinion if it is advisable to completely disable Windows Defender, I can't run the risk of losing information stored on disks, I use the PC professionally, not as a toy.Thanks.
Windows 10 - 20H2, 2004
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Don't leave yourself without protection. Rather than hacking the O/S to try to kill it (there are extensive threads about disabling Defender) why not just install a 3rd party AV- Avast behaves well for me. (I've found a couple of times Defender starts gobbling CPU resources without good reason).
