EnableRemoteManagedDefaults specifies whether to
configure Windows® Defender to be remotely managed using
recommended default settings:
| Name | Default setting for remote management of Windows Defender |
|---|---|
|
Scan\CheckForSignaturesBeforeScan |
true |
|
Scan\AvgCPULoadFactor |
20 |
|
Threats\ThreatSeverityDefaultAction |
quarantine |
|
Scan\DisableRestorePoint |
false |
|
Scan\DisableReparsePoint |
false |
|
UX Configuration\UILockdown |
true |
|
Quarantine\PurgeItemsAfterDelay |
35 days |
|
Signature Updates\SignatureUpdateInterval |
11 hours |
|
Signature Updates\FallbackOrder |
InternalDefinitionUpdateServer|MicrosoftUpdateServer|MMPC |
|
Scan\DisableRemovableDriveScanning |
false |
|
Scan\DisableScanningNetworkFiles |
true |
If configured, Windows Defender will not display any user interface on the local computer. The default settings can still be overridden using Group Policy.
Windows Defender is an application that can prevent, remove, and quarantine malware (malicious software) and spyware.
Values
|
true |
Configures Windows Defender for remote management. |
|
false |
Does not configure Windows Defender for remote management. This is the default value. |
Valid Configuration Passes
oobeSystem
offlineServicing
specialize
Parent Hierarchy
Security-Malware-Windows-Defender | EnableRemoteManagedDefaults
Applies To
For Windows Server® 2012, Windows Server® 2008 R2 and Windows Server® 2008, Windows Defender is installed with the Desktop Experience Pack.
For a full list of the Windows editions and architectures that this component supports, see Security-Malware-Windows-Defender.
XML Example
The following XML output shows how to Windows® Defender to be remotely managed using recommended default settings.
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<EnableRemoteManagedDefaults>true</EnableRemoteManagedDefaults> |
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