This is why it's recommended to exclude the folder of the Eclipse installation from being scanned in the comment above.
Windows Defender also causes performance problems because scanning is done repeatedly, e.g., each time you launch Eclipse apparently all the jars are scanned: This prevents the software using that file from writing to that file again and from removing/renaming that file, typically with "Permission is denied" exceptions, making it appear as if like the user does not have access rights to their own files. In particular, they will open a newly created file and lock it while scanning that file. On Windows, antivirus tools can and often do "bad things".
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