Frequent error in Event viewer

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Andre

This error message appears continuesly in the event viewer and seems to have
something to do with Windows Defender. Does anyone know what is wrong or what
is mean. The event id is 5100

EventType mptelemetry, P1 80072ee2, P2 endsearch, P3 search, P4 1.1.1593.0,
P5 mpsigdwn.dll, P6 1.1.1593.0, P7 windows defender, P8 NIL, P9 NIL, P10
NIL.
 
Hello Andre,

FYI
Error 0x80072EE2 is: ERROR_INTERNET_TIMEOUT

Translation: The request has timed out.



These errors indicate that the Windows Update client did not receive a
response from the Windows Update or Microsoft Update Web site. This may be
caused by programs that are running on the client computer or by general
network-related failures

Source:

You may receive an "Error 0x80072EE2," error message when you try to use
the Windows Update Web site or the Microsoft Update Web site
<http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;836941>

Good luck
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Thanks Guys, My ISP reported that they are working on some routing problems
and that could be the reason for defender from time to time not been able to
connect as engel pointed out. I did dowload the defenitions which also
started
to be out of date.
 
Your are welcome Andre.

I appreciate your time on updateding the threªd.


(¯`·._.·Ǝиçεl·._.·´¯)
 
Andre --

I have received something simular to your message about the MpTelemetry in
the Reports & Soln's. See below for the complete report. I noticed that my
computer downloaded the same Windows Defender KB915597 (Definition I) twice.
The first time on 9/4 and the 2nd time on 9/6. That's when I started to run
into problems with my computer. I had to reboot, then it hung up and I had
to select whether or not I wanted to boot in the "Safe mode" or "Normal"
Windows.
I think that this update is the crux of my problem, could something simular
be happening with your computer??

JMJ


Windows Defender Command Line Utility

Problem
MpTelemetry

Date
9/8/2008 1:44 AM

Status
Report Sent

Problem signature
Problem Event Name: MpTelemetry
Problem Signature 01: 8024402b
Problem Signature 02: EndSearch
Problem Signature 03: Search
Problem Signature 04: 1.1.1600.0
Problem Signature 05: MpSigDwn.dll
Problem Signature 06: 1.1.1600.0
Problem Signature 07: Windows Defender
OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033

Extra information about the problem
Bucket ID: 92660955
 
Are your definitions current now?


JMJ said:
Andre --

I have received something simular to your message about the MpTelemetry in
the Reports & Soln's. See below for the complete report. I noticed that
my
computer downloaded the same Windows Defender KB915597 (Definition I)
twice.
The first time on 9/4 and the 2nd time on 9/6. That's when I started to
run
into problems with my computer. I had to reboot, then it hung up and I
had
to select whether or not I wanted to boot in the "Safe mode" or "Normal"
Windows.
I think that this update is the crux of my problem, could something
simular
be happening with your computer??

JMJ


Windows Defender Command Line Utility

Problem
MpTelemetry

Date
9/8/2008 1:44 AM

Status
Report Sent

Problem signature
Problem Event Name: MpTelemetry
Problem Signature 01: 8024402b
Problem Signature 02: EndSearch
Problem Signature 03: Search
Problem Signature 04: 1.1.1600.0
Problem Signature 05: MpSigDwn.dll
Problem Signature 06: 1.1.1600.0
Problem Signature 07: Windows Defender
OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033

Extra information about the problem
Bucket ID: 92660955
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Hello, sorry if this is unrelated but I googled mptelemetry and "windows
defender command line utility" and this thread was the only one I found with
a good discussion. This enquiry is on behalf of a friend whose PC runs Vista.
He has never had the PC connected to the internet and it came, new, from a
supplier in England with vista installed.
He mentioned that he was getting error/warning messages. Whilst looking at
his PC I found the "report problems" section of 'Vista' and there is a large
number of error messages concerning the above dating back to 19/04/2008. I DO
NOT know vista AT ALL but was wondering if this is a problem that needs
fixing or if it is something he should live with.
If it is something that needs fixing could someone talk me through it please?
I haven't, as yet, found out how to find the contents of any error message
listed in the 'reported problems', is there a way and if so would the
contents of such a message be useful?
 
Sean - I don't know what I was thinking when I wrote the other response from
me that I see on this thread.

It is quite possible that what your friend is seeing is entirely normal.
Vista reports a great many problems that the user may not even be aware of.
It also, occasionally, gives a response to these reports that is helpful in
removing the problem.

Your friends should run Windows Update (ideally, accept the choice to
upgrade to Microsoft Update)--and install all updates offered. He should
re-check for updates until no new ones are offered.

I wouldn't worry about those problem reports, but I would keep sending
them--they are getting problems fixed.

sean said:
Hello, sorry if this is unrelated but I googled mptelemetry and "windows
defender command line utility" and this thread was the only one I found
with
a good discussion. This enquiry is on behalf of a friend whose PC runs
Vista.
He has never had the PC connected to the internet and it came, new, from a
supplier in England with vista installed.
He mentioned that he was getting error/warning messages. Whilst looking at
his PC I found the "report problems" section of 'Vista' and there is a
large
number of error messages concerning the above dating back to 19/04/2008. I
DO
NOT know vista AT ALL but was wondering if this is a problem that needs
fixing or if it is something he should live with.
If it is something that needs fixing could someone talk me through it
please?
I haven't, as yet, found out how to find the contents of any error message
listed in the 'reported problems', is there a way and if so would the
contents of such a message be useful?
Click to expand...


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