Windows Defender status on a remote server using WMIĪll the Windows Defender WMI classes are located under Root\Microsoft\Windows\Defender namespace. The result shows the current Windows Defender status on the remote server. Get-CimInstance -ComputerName MyRemoteServer -Query 'Select * from MSFT_MPComputerStatus' -Namespace 'root\Microsoft\Windows\Defender' | Select RealTimeProtectionEnabled,PSComputerName To get Windows Defender status on a remote machine, you can use WMI: Windows Defender status How to get The Defender Status on a Remote Machine using WMI. The output shows the status of Windows Defender. Get-MpComputerStatus | select RealTimeProtectionEnabled Open Windows PowerShell, make sure you start PowerShell as Administrator.To get Windows Defender real-time protection status using PowerShell, you need to: How to Get Windows Defender Realtime Protection Status using PowerShell Limit Access to Windows Defender UI using PowerShell.How to configure Windows Defender Scanning schedule using PowerShell.How to Exclude a path from Windows Defender using PowerShell.How to Exclude an Extension from Windows Defender Scanning using PowerShell.How to Disable or Enable Windows Defender Email scanning using PowerShell.How to Disable or Enable Windows Defender Archive (Compressed file) Scanning.How to Get all Windows Defender Configuration using PowerShell.How to Know Windows Defender Detected Threat and remove them using PowerShell.How to Start Windows Defender Scan using PowerShell.How to Update Windows Defender on a Remote Mahcine using PowerShell.Update The Signature Definitions Using PowerShell.How to Turn on or Enable Windows Defender Using PowerShell.How to Turn off or Disable Windows Defender Using PowerShell.How to get The Defender Status on a Remote Machine using WMI.How to Get Windows Defender Realtime Protection Status using PowerShell.
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