How to validate the NisSrv.exe module
The easiest way to find out if the module is legit is to right-click on it and select Open file location from the context menu. The location that will open should read C:Program FilesWindows Defender and the file’s name should be NisSrv.exe on systems running Windows 10. On earlier versions of the operating system, the location is different. For instance, on Windows 7 it will be C:Program FilesMicrosoft Security ClientAntimalwareNisSrv.exe. Additional methods to validate the NisSrv.exe module In case you’re not sure if the module is legit or not, you can run additional verification checks. Service Name: WdNisSvc Display Name: Windows Defender Antivirus Network Inspection Service Path to executable: C:Program FilesWindows DefenderNisSrv.exe Description: “Helps guard against intrusion attempts targeting known and newly discovered vulnerabilities in network protocols.” How to disable the Microsoft Network Realtime Inspection Service The module is linked to Windows Defender’s real-time protection, and you may turn off the module by turning off the real-time protection. This will only be a temporary solution because it will turn back on automatically. There is no direct method to disable the Microsoft Network Realtime Inspection Service using Windows Defender’s settings. You cannot, therefore, disable the service and it is recommended to keep it activated. RELATED STORIES TO CHECK OUT:
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