Guide: Quality Control

Disable any antivirus and firewalls while using NTLite, since these can wreak havoc while building an image or downloading/installing updates, resulting in bugged and broken images. This happens due to corruption caused by these security features as they block or delete files that NTLite is manipulating. This situation will often occur silently, meaning the user is unaware, and it does not become clear there is a problem until an error appears while installing the image, or after trying to integrate an update and it fails.
Isn't this a risky approach? Thanks.
 
3rd-party security products tend to have a higher false positive rate than Defender. If you're troubleshooting a problem with NTLite stopping or being very slow in processing images, it may be useful to temporarily disable your security product.

If that appears to fix the problem, you can try figuring out how to add NTLite (and its temp folders) to the security app's exclusion list.

Some users aren't very technical, so they end up just turning off security for a while.
 
3rd-party security products tend to have a higher false positive rate than Defender. If you're troubleshooting a problem with NTLite stopping or being very slow in processing images, it may be useful to temporarily disable your security product.

If that appears to fix the problem, you can try figuring out how to add NTLite (and its temp folders) to the security app's exclusion list.

Some users aren't very technical, so they end up just turning off security for a while.
Thank you very much for the answer.
 
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