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AV-Comparatives announces Windows 11 anti-virus software compatibility list

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Although for most Windows users, the Microsoft Defender security software that comes with the system is sufficient for daily use. However, as Windows 11 is about to be officially released on October 5, independent security testing laboratory AV-Comparatives (referred to as AVC) has checked and released a list of consumer-grade anti-virus software suitable for Windows 11.

As the latest generation of desktop operating system created by Microsoft, Windows 11 introduced a centrally placed Start menu, taskbar, beautiful modern UI + Mica design elements, context (context) menus, and the file explorer has also ushered in a new look design.

In terms of hardware, if you want to officially use the Windows 11 operating system, users need to check whether the device is based on AMD Ryzen 2000/Intel 8th generation processors or higher, and the Trusted Platform Module (TPM 2.0) has also become a mandatory Requirements-even virtual machine cannot be exempted.

If your device does not meet the above conditions, even if you can run Windows 11 through the side-by-side (such as ISO image/media creation tool), Microsoft does not guarantee subsequent related support and security updates.

In addition, it should be pointed out that no matter what kind of anti-virus software you use, automatic updates of Windows Update will be mandatory. Microsoft recently stated that it has tested thousands of applications on Windows 11. Unsurprisingly, most applications that can run on Windows 10 can run well on Windows 11.

Last month, AVC stated that popular anti-virus software performed well in the Windows 11 operating system. Now, the laboratory has shared a list of 17 consumer-grade anti-virus software compatible with Build 22454.1000.

The compatibility test benchmark set by AVC includes the following points:

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