It seems that Microsoft is more concerned with the security of the end user of Windows 10. The latest preview version of the operating system was released with a significant improvement in this area.
The new Windows 10 Redstone build 14271 comes with Windows Defender Offline enabled, a feature that allows users to scan for threats before logging into Windows.
A boot scanner is definitely a feature that all modern antivirus solutions should have, as it could prevent malware from running and loading at startup.
Windows Defender Offline is not a new feature, as Microsoft first made it available in 2011.
It was available as a standalone application that allowed users to scan their computers at startup. The last updated version was released in 2015, and since then, Microsoft has not mentioned anything about this functionality and Windows 10.
But Windows Defender Offline is now built into Windows 10 and is available through the Settings screen. The same feature was available in the new operating system since build 1511 but was not included in the Settings screen, and the only way to launch it was via the MpWDOScan command from PowerShell.
It should be noted that build 14271 is only available to those enrolled in the Fast Ring of the Windows Insider program. The new feature will normally be available to everyone when Redstone is released this summer.
If you don't want to wait until summer, you can download the unofficial ISOs from the link below
https://www.secnews.gr/2016/02/25/56784/windows-10-build-14271-download-iso/
