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Accordingly, can I end antimalware service executable?

Antimalware Service Executable can't end task – If you can't end this task on your PC, you'll have to disable or delete Windows Defender from your PC to solve the problem.

Beside above, why is antimalware service executable running high? For most people, the high memory usage caused by Antimalware Service Executable typically happens when Windows Defender is running a full scan. We can remedy this by scheduling the scans to take place at a time when you're less likely to feel the drain on your CPU.

Also know, is Antimalware Service Executable a virus?

Antimalware Service Executable is not a virus, it is actually is a core process of Windows Defender antivirus. As long as you're using Windows and have Windows Defender enabled, it's normal for it to be running. Also there are no reports that viruses pretending to imitate the Antimalware Service Executable process.

Should I disable antimalware service executable?

Some users suggest deleting them, so you should try this too. Once you have disabled these tasks, the Antimalware Service Executable problem should be completely solved. Even if you disable Windows Defender, do not leave your system unprotected. You can use this article to decide which antivirus software to install.