Windows 10 comes with its own baked-in antivirus solution called Windows Defender, and it is enabled by default when setting up a new PC. At the very least, that affords you some basic protection.. 1. Windows does have a feature called "Controlled Folder Access", if you go into Settings > Windows Security > Virus & Threat Protection > near the bottom click "Manage Ransomware Protection" and see the feature in there. This sets 'protected folders' that will basically make it so any app that wants to access those folders will need to be.
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In case you are using Windows Defender as your default antimalware in Windows 10, you have feature called Controlled folder access which provides great protection against ransomwares. You could access it by opening Windows Security (just open Start or Search and type for Windows Security) and then go to Virus & threat protection and scroll down.. Choose the new folder that you want to protect and then click or tap on the "Select Folder" button. Choosing the folder that gets ransomware protection in Windows 10. The folder you've selected is then immediately added to the list of folders protected against ransomware threats.
