tamper protection

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 A common issue is that defender control sometimes doesn't want to disable tamper protection again.  
 Please try turning off tamper protection manually then running disable-defender.exe again before posting an issue.  
 
+![Tamper](https://github.com/qtkite/defender-control/blob/main/resources/tamper.png?raw=true)
+
 ## What does it do?
 1. It gains TrustedInstaller permissions
 2. It will disable windefender services + smartscreen

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+# Defender Control
+Open source windows defender disabler.   
+Now you can disable windows defender permanently!   
+Tested from Windows 10 20H2.  
+Also working on Windows 11 
+
+## What is this project?  
+We all know that disabling windefender is very difficult since microsoft is constantly enforcing changes.  
+The first solution is to install an anti-virus - but thats not the point if we are trying to disable it!  
+The next easiest solution is to use freeware thats already available on the internet - but none of them are native & open source...  
+I like open source, so I made a safe to use open source defender control.  
+
+## On windows updates
+Sometimes windows decides to update and turn itself back on.  
+A common issue is that defender control sometimes doesn't want to disable tamper protection again.  
+Please try turning off tamper protection manually then running disable-defender.exe again before posting an issue.  
+
+## What does it do?
+1. It gains TrustedInstaller permissions
+2. It will disable windefender services + smartscreen
+3. It will disable anti-tamper protection
+4. It will disable all relevant registries + wmi settings
+
+## Is it safe?
+Yes it is safe, feel free to review the code in the repository yourself.  
+Anti-virus & other programs might flag this as malicious since it disables defender - but feel free to compile it using visual studio.
+
+## Compiling
+Open the project using visual studio 2022 preview.  
+Set the build to Release and x64.  
+Change the build type you want in settings.hpp.  
+Compile.  
+
+## Demo
+![Demo](https://github.com/qtkite/defender-control/blob/main/resources/demo.gif?raw=true)
+
+## Release
+You can find the first release over at the releases on the right.  
+Or alternatively click [here](https://github.com/qtkite/defender-control/releases/tag/v1.2).
+
+## TO-DO
+- [x] Disable security center
+- [x] Add silent mode
+- [x] Confirm win 11 support
+- [ ] Better cli support 
+- [ ] Build an interface