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Fix Windows Defender automatically disabled by Group Policy error on Windows 7 and 10 Since in Windows Vista and 7 it works as an antispyware only, Windows Defender does not disconnect itself every time, but “This app is turned off by group policy” error also indicates the presence of another security tool or another incompatible program. In Windows 8.1 and 10, the system turns Windows Defender off by default when alternative antivirus or a program that is not compatible with it gets installed. “This app is turned off by group policy” error can occur on any of them once different security software gets installed. It doesn’t matter which Windows OS version you use. The problem is that for most people Windows Defender is turned off by Group Policy and cannot be enabled. While the trustworthiness of the Windows Defender is still being questioned by specialist, the fact is that it is fully compatible with Windows OS and uses much less CPU both while performing a full scan and working in the background. When dealing with Windows 8.1 and 10, it runs as multifunctional anti-virus software, which is capable of detecting and eliminating threats like PUP, adware, spyware, virus, Trojan, keylogger, and so on. In Windows 7 and Vista, it works as an anti-spyware only, meaning that it won’t protect PC’s from cyber infections like the notorious WannaCry.
Nevertheless, the program’s protective functions differ according to the OS version. Windows Defender is the security software developed by Microsoft and built-into all Windows OS versions. This problem often lead to the “This app is turned off by group policy” error, which manifests on Windows 7 and 10 when trying to turn Windows Defender on. People keep complaining about Windows Defender that gets automatically disabled by the system. To repair damaged system, you have to purchase the licensed version of Reimage Reimage.
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