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Found the answer myself (more details herehere). Basically, it's as simple as setting the Group Policy called Monitor file and program activity on your computer to Disabled.

For users of Windows editions without gpedit.msc, a DWORD entry called DisableOnAccessProtection must be created under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows Defender\Real-Time Protection and set to 1.

The name of this registry entry tells you exactly what "Monitor file and program activity" actually do: It scans files "On Access" (such as when Windows Explorer lists the contents of a directory). Nothing more.

Found the answer myself (more details here). Basically, it's as simple as setting the Group Policy called Monitor file and program activity on your computer to Disabled.

For users of Windows editions without gpedit.msc, a DWORD entry called DisableOnAccessProtection must be created under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows Defender\Real-Time Protection and set to 1.

The name of this registry entry tells you exactly what "Monitor file and program activity" actually do: It scans files "On Access" (such as when Windows Explorer lists the contents of a directory). Nothing more.

Found the answer myself (more details here). Basically, it's as simple as setting the Group Policy called Monitor file and program activity on your computer to Disabled.

For users of Windows editions without gpedit.msc, a DWORD entry called DisableOnAccessProtection must be created under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows Defender\Real-Time Protection and set to 1.

The name of this registry entry tells you exactly what "Monitor file and program activity" actually do: It scans files "On Access" (such as when Windows Explorer lists the contents of a directory). Nothing more.

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Found the answer myself (more details here). Basically, it's as simple as setting the Group Policy called Monitor file and program activity on your computer to Disabled.

For users of Windows editions without gpedit.msc, a DWORD entry called DisableOnAccessProtection must be created under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows Defender\Real-Time Protection and set to 1.

The name of this registry entry tells you exactly what "Monitor file and program activity" actually do: It scans files "On Access" (such as when Windows Explorer lists the contents of a directory). Nothing more.