I don't like having to turn off Windows Security real-time protection in order to run clamwin.
But if I don't, Defender cripples clamwin by deleting its temp files as threats.
That's because they're being stored in folders like this:
C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp\clamav-1159756464aa7227719be1af0ca1a008.tmp</username>
I can't add AppData\Local\Temp to Windows Security's excluded folders list, because that's a prime target directory that viruses can always store temp data in.
But I can't add
C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp\clamav-*</username>
either, because Windows Security doesn't take regular expressions as folder specifications.
So, if I could just tell clamwin to store its temp files in a place I make just for it, instead of C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp, I could add that place to the Windows Security exclusion list, and run clamwin and Windows Security at the same time.</username>
(Inb4 someone says you can set that in Preferences -> File locations: No, you cant.)