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defender tells me im 60 behind on updates when i try to update i get unable
to update 0x8024402c. Anyone else have this and have a fix?
to update 0x8024402c. Anyone else have this and have a fix?
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Hello spicygump,
Try this solution by Bill S.
Check the proxy settings.
Internet Explorer, Tools menu
Connection, lan or dialup inteface,
Turn on "automatically detect" or, if you know there is a proxy server
involved, configure it here.
There are other possibilities, but this is the quickest safest thing to try
first.
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Proxy settings are one source of not updating, but they turn out to be
relatively infrequent, judging by traffic here.
Windows Defender updates by two mechanisms: Automatic updates within the
program to via the AutoUpdate mechanism, or, you can manually go to
WindowsUpdate or Microsoft Update.
On a managed, corporate network, where AutoUpdate is restricted to a
corporate server, Microsoft is providing the definition updates via
WSUS--the administrator must enable the new class of updates. If the
network is running SUS or a third-party solution, automatic update within
the program won't work.
So--check out whether you can get to Windows Update on your machine--if you
can, signature updates should be offered by that route.
There are a few posts from folks with no obvious barrier to updating via
autoupdate who find that updating first via Windows Update allowed for
subsequent autoupdates to work.
Try this solution by Bill S.
Check the proxy settings.
Internet Explorer, Tools menu
Connection, lan or dialup inteface,
Turn on "automatically detect" or, if you know there is a proxy server
involved, configure it here.
There are other possibilities, but this is the quickest safest thing to try
first.
--
Proxy settings are one source of not updating, but they turn out to be
relatively infrequent, judging by traffic here.
Windows Defender updates by two mechanisms: Automatic updates within the
program to via the AutoUpdate mechanism, or, you can manually go to
WindowsUpdate or Microsoft Update.
On a managed, corporate network, where AutoUpdate is restricted to a
corporate server, Microsoft is providing the definition updates via
WSUS--the administrator must enable the new class of updates. If the
network is running SUS or a third-party solution, automatic update within
the program won't work.
So--check out whether you can get to Windows Update on your machine--if you
can, signature updates should be offered by that route.
There are a few posts from folks with no obvious barrier to updating via
autoupdate who find that updating first via Windows Update allowed for
subsequent autoupdates to work.
B
Bill Sanderson MVP
Can you also try going to Windows Update, doing a quick scan, and installing
all offered critical updates?
all offered critical updates?
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Guest
Bill Sanderson MVP said:Can you also try going to Windows Update, doing a quick scan, and installing
all offered critical updates?
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Guest
If you notice on the Windows Update there is no files on update.
Microsoft Windows Defender
Definition Update 1.14.1353.2 for BETA Windows Defender (KB915597)
Download size: 0 KB , 0 minutes (Downloaded; ready to install)
Install this update to revise the definition files used to detect spyware
and other potentially unwanted software. Once you have installed this item,
it cannot be removed. Details...
This is way the definition update will not work.
Microsoft Windows Defender
Definition Update 1.14.1353.2 for BETA Windows Defender (KB915597)
Download size: 0 KB , 0 minutes (Downloaded; ready to install)
Install this update to revise the definition files used to detect spyware
and other potentially unwanted software. Once you have installed this item,
it cannot be removed. Details...
This is way the definition update will not work.
G
Guest
After updating windows updater it works fine now. Thanks