Bitdefender free et service indexation windows

Bonjour, une question simple, la desactivation du services d'indexation de windows impactera-t'il le fonctionnement de bitdefendre free ? Merci.

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Flexx

https://community.bitdefender.com/fr/discussion/98249/bitdefender-free-et-service-indexation-windows

While deactivating Windows Indexing Services shouldn't directly disrupt Bitdefender Free's core security functions, it could have some indirect effects:

Potential Impacts:

Real-Time Protection: Bitdefender's real-time scanning might take slightly longer to scan newly created or modified files, as it won't have the benefit of the index for quick file searching.
On-Demand Scans: Full system scans could also take longer, as Bitdefender would need to scan files individually without the index.
Threat Detection: In rare cases, deactivating indexing might hinder Bitdefender's ability to detect certain threats that rely on specific file paths or extensions that are typically indexed.

Additional Considerations:

Performance Gains: The performance improvements gained by disabling indexing might be minimal on modern systems with sufficient resources.
Alternative Solutions: If you're concerned about indexing-related performance issues, consider customizing which locations are indexed or adjusting indexing schedules instead of disabling it completely.
Bitdefender's Recommendation: Bitdefender generally recommends keeping Windows Indexing Services enabled for optimal performance and compatibility.

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fedor

bonsoir Wrecka6,

a mon avis il faut contacter le support technique:

https://www.bitdefender.fr/consumer/support/aide/

bonne soirée.

Flexx

https://community.bitdefender.com/fr/discussion/98249/bitdefender-free-et-service-indexation-windows

While deactivating Windows Indexing Services shouldn't directly disrupt Bitdefender Free's core security functions, it could have some indirect effects:

Potential Impacts:

Real-Time Protection: Bitdefender's real-time scanning might take slightly longer to scan newly created or modified files, as it won't have the benefit of the index for quick file searching.
On-Demand Scans: Full system scans could also take longer, as Bitdefender would need to scan files individually without the index.
Threat Detection: In rare cases, deactivating indexing might hinder Bitdefender's ability to detect certain threats that rely on specific file paths or extensions that are typically indexed.

Additional Considerations:

Performance Gains: The performance improvements gained by disabling indexing might be minimal on modern systems with sufficient resources.
Alternative Solutions: If you're concerned about indexing-related performance issues, consider customizing which locations are indexed or adjusting indexing schedules instead of disabling it completely.
Bitdefender's Recommendation: Bitdefender generally recommends keeping Windows Indexing Services enabled for optimal performance and compatibility.

Regards

Wrecka6

https://community.bitdefender.com/fr/discussion/comment/332514#Comment_332514

Thank you for your answer, it is for a 2012 laptop (Asus K93SV) with 4 gb DDR3 on windows 10, i haven't much ram left on idle (1,5 to 2 Gb).

Flexx

https://community.bitdefender.com/fr/discussion/comment/332520#Comment_332520

According to the requirements for the smooth running of Bitdefender, your laptop is too old to run Bitdefender smoothly, despite meeting the system requirements. As stated in the image below, "System performance may be affected on devices that have old-generation CPUs."

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Wrecka6

https://community.bitdefender.com/fr/discussion/comment/332524#Comment_332524

Thank you for the info. As Microsoft Defender is integrated in Windows 10 i assume Bitdefender free will at least have less impact .

Flexx

https://community.bitdefender.com/fr/discussion/comment/332531#Comment_332531

If Bitdefender Free version is installed, Windows Defender should automatically get disabled.

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