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Defender prevent ThrottleStop from reading MHz numbers correctly. How to fix this?

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Solution: You need to turn off the Core Isolation in Windows Defender.

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I have negative MHz numbers in ThrottleStop which is because of the Windows Defender (the ThrottleStop guy said this to me, but he can't remember how to fix this). What I need to change in the Windows Defender to allow the ThrottleStop read the correct MHz numbers?

 

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Turn off real-time protection ?

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Solution: You need to turn off the Core Isolation in Windows Defender.

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