“Whats does Webroot do that stock security Windows Security Center cant on Windows 10? I mean I know Defender has come along way especially when AV Tests in February they scored really well.”

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Work properly and it will work in conjuction with Defender if you want it too. Also you can use it on Your mobile devices and use the Control panel online to check and control your other devices.
Answered by LIGHTMAN 7 years ago
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I have no clue
Answered by Dave 8 years ago
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Comparing Webroot to Win Defender is like comparing a BMW to a Jeep. The other nice thing about the program is that you can run both programs together. What webroot offers is peace of mind as it runs unobtrusively in the background. You also know that you have the very best security protection in the business. Lastly, once you set webroot up there is nothing further you have to do since it automatically updates. Highly recommended. PS. Some Firefox users may have problems with webroot password manager (I did every time I refreshed Firefox). However, with the newer versions of Firefox 60.0.2 (64-bit) on Win 10 the problem has been fixed.
Answered by mikem 8 years ago
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Webroot offers a much more robust product than Win 10 defender. So, do you want a Big Mac or just a burger? BTW I have Win 10 defender running side by side with webroot.
Answered by mmptm4686 8 years ago
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Webroot not only protects you from a wider array of threats (viruses, ransomware, etc.), but we also offer the best tech support in the industry. Furthermore, our support is 100% free with your subscription, so we will never ask for anything beyond your license.
Answered by WebrootTeam 8 years ago
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