I'd advise waiting for the announcement, before you dive in to test the program, but it seems to work just fine, even on stable Windows 11. It is likely to be unveiled in this week's Windows 11 Insider Preview Build. Though the Microsoft Defender Preview is available for download, it is yet to be announced officially. The system requirements listed on the Store says that the app supports 圆4/x86 systems, and the Xbox console. The other requirement is that your computer needs to be running on Windows 10 version 19041.0 or higher, to run the app. But this is a Preview version, so such restrictions are to be expected. You will need to use it to sign in to the app, every single time you reboot the computer, which is annoying. I used ProtonVPN (free), but you can use any VPN. There are a couple of caveats here, for one, you need to have a US IP address, just to sign in to the program. This clearly suggests that the app will not be free for users, though I wonder if there will be other limitations in place.ĭownload the Microsoft Defender Preview app from the Microsoft Store. In the future, Microsoft Defender will require a Microsoft 365 Family or Personal subscription." "No subscription is required for Microsoft Defender Preview. The fine print in the Store listing is where things get interesting. But you will still have to run a scan or take an action via the Windows Security app manually, at least that's how I understand it.Īccording to its Store description, Microsoft Defender Preview will display real-time notifications for alerts. Let's say that Windows Security detected a malware on one of the computers, it will show up on the "Other devices" dashboard in Microsoft Defender Preview.
Once they are connected to your account, the app will allow you to view the security information of all your devices (including your family's), remotely via its interface.
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