Learn how to Fix the “Your virus and threat protection is managed by your organization” error when opening Windows Defender Security in Windows 10 or Windows 11. This quick and effective method uses a simple Registry Editor (regedit) command to remove restrictive group policies or third-party settings that may be blocking Defender.<br /><br />⚠️ This issue often occurs after installing antivirus software or from Group Policy modifications. Follow this step-by-step guide to regain full control of your Virus & Threat Protection settings.<br /><br />✅ Works on Windows 11, Windows 10 (Pro/Home), and enterprise editions.<br /><br />▬▬ 🗎 COMMAND TO FIX ▬▬<br /><br />REG DELETE "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows Defender" /v DisableAntiSpyware<br /><br />🔍 Related Searches / Keywords:<br /><br /> Your virus and threat protection is managed by your organization fix<br /><br /> Windows Defender settings can't be changed fix<br /><br /> DisableAntiSpyware registry fix<br /><br /> Windows 10 Defender managed by organization<br /><br /> Remove organization control from Windows Defender<br /><br /> Fix Windows security settings managed by organization<br /><br /> Virus & threat protection not working<br /><br /> Windows Defender group policy fix<br /><br /> Turn on virus and threat protection manually<br /><br /> Your IT administrator has limited access to some areas of this app<br /><br /> Windows 11 security settings managed by system<br /><br /> Defender is off due to organization settings<br /><br /> How to reset Windows Security settings<br /><br />🔧 Also useful for:<br /><br /> Fixing Group Policy issues in Windows<br /><br /> Restoring Windows Defender functionality<br /><br /> Removing third-party antivirus control<br /><br />📽️ Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Windows error fixes and tutorials!<br /><br />#WindowsDefenderFix<br />#VirusAndThreatProtection<br />#ManagedByOrganization<br />#Windows11Tutorial<br />#RegeditFix<br />#SecuritySettingsWindows
