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Guest
When I run Norton utilities I get a message that MSASCUI.exe can not
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Guest
In general, the fix is to delete MSASCui.exe.manifest, if found.
Be sure to delete just the manifest file--not the actual executable itself.
Here are the steps as Steve Dodson posted them:
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start -> run -> c:
Press Enter
Browse to c:\ program files
then Windows Defender
Left Click on MSASCui.exe.manifest and press the delete key on your keyboard
Select yes to delete the file.
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It is part of the installation process, and should be removed as part of
that.
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Еиçеl
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Be sure to delete just the manifest file--not the actual executable itself.
Here are the steps as Steve Dodson posted them:
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start -> run -> c:
Press Enter
Browse to c:\ program files
then Windows Defender
Left Click on MSASCui.exe.manifest and press the delete key on your keyboard
Select yes to delete the file.
------------------
It is part of the installation process, and should be removed as part of
that.
For the benefit of the community reading this post, please rate the pºst.
I hope this post is helpful.
Let us know how it works ºut.
Еиçеl
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Bill Sanderson MVP
Engel has posted the correct fix if you get a message from Windows Defender
that this file is missing.
However, in your case, you are describing a message from a Norton program
indicating that Windows Defender has a problem.
As far as I can tell--this message is erroneous--and no such problem exists.
So--by your numbers:
1) no
2) yes Windows Defender is functioning properly
3) no
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that this file is missing.
However, in your case, you are describing a message from a Norton program
indicating that Windows Defender has a problem.
As far as I can tell--this message is erroneous--and no such problem exists.
So--by your numbers:
1) no
2) yes Windows Defender is functioning properly
3) no
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G
Guest
I do not understand what you mean when you state: "Be sure to delete just the
manifest file--not the actual executable itself." How does one distinguish
between the two file extensions and delete only the "manifest" file and not
the "executable" file?
Robert
manifest file--not the actual executable itself." How does one distinguish
between the two file extensions and delete only the "manifest" file and not
the "executable" file?
Robert
G
Guest
Engel said:In general, the fix is to delete MSASCui.exe.manifest, if found.
Be sure to delete just the manifest file--not the actual executable itself.
Here are the steps as Steve Dodson posted them:
-------------------
start -> run -> c:
Press Enter
Browse to c:\ program files
then Windows Defender
Left Click on MSASCui.exe.manifest and press the delete key on your keyboard
Select yes to delete the file.
------------------
It is part of the installation process, and should be removed as part of
that.
For the benefit of the community reading this post, please rate the pºst.
I hope this post is helpful.
Let us know how it works ºut.
Еиçеl