How to set the Security Center not to scan a certain folder in Windows 10

In Windows 10, Security Center closely monitors your device, scanning all folders for suspicious files. But sometimes, you may want to exempt specific folders from scanning. In this article, PHP editor Xigua will teach you step by step how to easily complete this operation to ensure your privacy and avoid unnecessary warnings.

How to set the Win10 Security Center not to scan a certain folder

1. Shortcut key "win+R" to enter the "Settings" interface and click on the "Update and Security" option.

2. After entering the new interface, click "Windows Defender" on the left, and then select the "Open Windows Defender Security Center" button.

3. Then click the "Virus and Threat Protection Settings" option in "Virus and Threat Protection" to enter.

4. Then click "Add or Remove Exclusions" under "Exclusions".

5. In the pop-up window, click the "+" button and select "File" or "Folder" according to your needs.

6. After adding "file" or "folder", it becomes a whitelist, so that the system's built-in security function will not scan it. It will not be deleted by mistake.

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