windows defender installation stopped

[Guest]

I have windows 2000, trying to install windows defender, i get this message
"No sufficient privileges to start system services" help please?

 

[Guest]

I have the same problem with Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with all critical updates
installed and the reqisite dll installed in System32. I get Event ID 11920,
as you report, and Event ID 7023 regarding an un-named file. I receive no
response from my queries to Microsoft. Hope you hear something here.

 

[Guest]

i got far enough to know that error code is 1920 [which is part of the ID
that you got] but there is no fixing instructions. frustrating!

 

[Bill Sanderson MVP]

I don't have a specific fix for this error. I have seen a post stating that
going to Windows Update and applying all offered critical patches after an
express scan, eliminated the error. I don't have further reports of success
from others trying this--I'd certainly recommend it, though.

--

i got far enough to know that error code is 1920 [which is part of the ID
that you got] but there is no fixing instructions. frustrating!

I have the same problem with Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with all critical
updates
installed and the reqisite dll installed in System32. I get Event ID
11920,
as you report, and Event ID 7023 regarding an un-named file. I receive
no
response from my queries to Microsoft. Hope you hear something here.

 

[Guest]

Perhaps you didn't read my message: I HAVE ALL CRITICAL PATCHES INSTALLED!
It looks like Microsoft doesn't care whether Windows 2000 users install
Defender or not.

I don't have a specific fix for this error. I have seen a post stating that
going to Windows Update and applying all offered critical patches after an
express scan, eliminated the error. I don't have further reports of success
from others trying this--I'd certainly recommend it, though.

--

i got far enough to know that error code is 1920 [which is part of the ID
that you got] but there is no fixing instructions. frustrating!

I have the same problem with Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with all critical
updates
installed and the reqisite dll installed in System32. I get Event ID
11920,
as you report, and Event ID 7023 regarding an un-named file. I receive
no
response from my queries to Microsoft. Hope you hear something here.


:

I have windows 2000, trying to install windows defender, i get this
message
"No sufficient privileges to start system services" help please?

 

[Bill Sanderson MVP]

Sorry for missing that. I'm quite sure that Microsoft wants this product
installed as broadly as possible, but this specific issue is one that I
don't have an answer for at the moment, I'm afraid.

--

Perhaps you didn't read my message: I HAVE ALL CRITICAL PATCHES
INSTALLED!
It looks like Microsoft doesn't care whether Windows 2000 users install
Defender or not.

I don't have a specific fix for this error. I have seen a post stating
that
going to Windows Update and applying all offered critical patches after
an
express scan, eliminated the error. I don't have further reports of
success
from others trying this--I'd certainly recommend it, though.

--

i got far enough to know that error code is 1920 [which is part of the
ID
that you got] but there is no fixing instructions. frustrating!

:

I have the same problem with Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with all critical
updates
installed and the reqisite dll installed in System32. I get Event ID
11920,
as you report, and Event ID 7023 regarding an un-named file. I
receive
no
response from my queries to Microsoft. Hope you hear something here.


:

I have windows 2000, trying to install windows defender, i get this
message
"No sufficient privileges to start system services" help please?

 

[Guest]

now, i have the famous error "0x800106ba" and asked me to restart [which i
did, nothing changed of course] then OR look in search to start service
manually? microsoft disappoint me big time. no wonder people who use apple
look at me and laugh their lungs out.

Sorry for missing that. I'm quite sure that Microsoft wants this product
installed as broadly as possible, but this specific issue is one that I
don't have an answer for at the moment, I'm afraid.

--

Perhaps you didn't read my message: I HAVE ALL CRITICAL PATCHES
INSTALLED!
It looks like Microsoft doesn't care whether Windows 2000 users install
Defender or not.

I don't have a specific fix for this error. I have seen a post stating
that
going to Windows Update and applying all offered critical patches after
an
express scan, eliminated the error. I don't have further reports of
success
from others trying this--I'd certainly recommend it, though.

--

i got far enough to know that error code is 1920 [which is part of the
ID
that you got] but there is no fixing instructions. frustrating!

:

I have the same problem with Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with all critical
updates
installed and the reqisite dll installed in System32. I get Event ID
11920,
as you report, and Event ID 7023 regarding an un-named file. I
receive
no
response from my queries to Microsoft. Hope you hear something here.


:

I have windows 2000, trying to install windows defender, i get this
message
"No sufficient privileges to start system services" help please?

 

[Guest]

Hello dnilepharaoh,

I don't know if this helps anyone, but this is a tough problem to fix, it
seems.

Type "net start windefend" in the command prompt

After then, check for Updates, can you gº to Windows Update, select Express
(Get high-priority updates), and apply all offered updªtes
http://update.microsoft.com

Once that is finished, can you verify the update installs? There are many
pre-requisite files which are needed from windows update and signature update
with windows defender will fail until you hªve these f!les.

Execute a quick scan,

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
--

ì°‹ì°¬ì°ì³˜

now, i have the famous error "0x800106ba" and asked me to restart [which i
did, nothing changed of course] then OR look in search to start service
manually? microsoft disappoint me big time. no wonder people who use apple
look at me and laugh their lungs out.

Sorry for missing that. I'm quite sure that Microsoft wants this product
installed as broadly as possible, but this specific issue is one that I
don't have an answer for at the moment, I'm afraid.

--

Perhaps you didn't read my message: I HAVE ALL CRITICAL PATCHES
INSTALLED!
It looks like Microsoft doesn't care whether Windows 2000 users install
Defender or not.

:

I don't have a specific fix for this error. I have seen a post stating
that
going to Windows Update and applying all offered critical patches after
an
express scan, eliminated the error. I don't have further reports of
success
from others trying this--I'd certainly recommend it, though.

--

i got far enough to know that error code is 1920 [which is part of the
ID
that you got] but there is no fixing instructions. frustrating!

:

I have the same problem with Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with all critical
updates
installed and the reqisite dll installed in System32. I get Event ID
11920,
as you report, and Event ID 7023 regarding an un-named file. I
receive
no
response from my queries to Microsoft. Hope you hear something here.


:

I have windows 2000, trying to install windows defender, i get this
message
"No sufficient privileges to start system services" help please?

 

[Guest]

After entering: net start windefend
I get "The service name is invalid"
And no updates are offered at Windows Update.

Hello dnilepharaoh,

I don't know if this helps anyone, but this is a tough problem to fix, it
seems.

Type "net start windefend" in the command prompt

After then, check for Updates, can you gº to Windows Update, select Express
(Get high-priority updates), and apply all offered updªtes
http://update.microsoft.com

Once that is finished, can you verify the update installs? There are many
pre-requisite files which are needed from windows update and signature update
with windows defender will fail until you hªve these f!les.

Execute a quick scan,

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
--

ì°‹ì°¬ì°ì³˜

now, i have the famous error "0x800106ba" and asked me to restart [which i
did, nothing changed of course] then OR look in search to start service
manually? microsoft disappoint me big time. no wonder people who use apple
look at me and laugh their lungs out.

Sorry for missing that. I'm quite sure that Microsoft wants this product
installed as broadly as possible, but this specific issue is one that I
don't have an answer for at the moment, I'm afraid.

--

Perhaps you didn't read my message: I HAVE ALL CRITICAL PATCHES
INSTALLED!
It looks like Microsoft doesn't care whether Windows 2000 users install
Defender or not.

:

I don't have a specific fix for this error. I have seen a post stating
that
going to Windows Update and applying all offered critical patches after
an
express scan, eliminated the error. I don't have further reports of
success
from others trying this--I'd certainly recommend it, though.

--

i got far enough to know that error code is 1920 [which is part of the
ID
that you got] but there is no fixing instructions. frustrating!

:

I have the same problem with Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with all critical
updates
installed and the reqisite dll installed in System32. I get Event ID
11920,
as you report, and Event ID 7023 regarding an un-named file. I
receive
no
response from my queries to Microsoft. Hope you hear something here.


:

I have windows 2000, trying to install windows defender, i get this
message
"No sufficient privileges to start system services" help please?

 

[Guest]

I am getting this same error during install. I am using Windows 2000 SP4,
all updates installed (At least that is shown). In the Event viewer I get:
System LOG:
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Service Control Manager
Event Category: None
Event ID: 7023
Date: 7/3/2006
Time: 11:11:44 AM
User: N/A
Computer: EMLABR01
Description:
The Windows Defender Service service terminated with the following error:
The system cannot find the file specified.

Application LOG:
Event Type: Error
Event Source: MsiInstaller
Event Category: None
Event ID: 11920
Date: 7/3/2006
Time: 11:02:29 AM
User: EMLABR01\Administrator
Computer: EMLABR01
Description:
Product: Windows Defender -- Error 1920. Service 'Windows Defender Service'
(WinDefend) failed to start. Verify that you have sufficient privileges to
start system services.
Data:
0000: 7b 42 32 44 37 43 45 32 {B2D7CE2
0008: 39 2d 36 31 34 41 2d 34 9-614A-4
0010: 41 43 43 2d 38 42 46 45 ACC-8BFE
0018: 2d 30 30 39 45 42 33 41 -009EB3A
0020: 32 34 34 43 39 7d 244C9}

Hello dnilepharaoh,

I don't know if this helps anyone, but this is a tough problem to fix, it
seems.

Type "net start windefend" in the command prompt

After then, check for Updates, can you gº to Windows Update, select Express
(Get high-priority updates), and apply all offered updªtes
http://update.microsoft.com

Once that is finished, can you verify the update installs? There are many
pre-requisite files which are needed from windows update and signature update
with windows defender will fail until you hªve these f!les.

Execute a quick scan,

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
--

ì°‹ì°¬ì°ì³˜

now, i have the famous error "0x800106ba" and asked me to restart [which i
did, nothing changed of course] then OR look in search to start service
manually? microsoft disappoint me big time. no wonder people who use apple
look at me and laugh their lungs out.

Sorry for missing that. I'm quite sure that Microsoft wants this product
installed as broadly as possible, but this specific issue is one that I
don't have an answer for at the moment, I'm afraid.

--

Perhaps you didn't read my message: I HAVE ALL CRITICAL PATCHES
INSTALLED!
It looks like Microsoft doesn't care whether Windows 2000 users install
Defender or not.

:

I don't have a specific fix for this error. I have seen a post stating
that
going to Windows Update and applying all offered critical patches after
an
express scan, eliminated the error. I don't have further reports of
success
from others trying this--I'd certainly recommend it, though.

--

i got far enough to know that error code is 1920 [which is part of the
ID
that you got] but there is no fixing instructions. frustrating!

:

I have the same problem with Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with all critical
updates
installed and the reqisite dll installed in System32. I get Event ID
11920,
as you report, and Event ID 7023 regarding an un-named file. I
receive
no
response from my queries to Microsoft. Hope you hear something here.


:

I have windows 2000, trying to install windows defender, i get this
message
"No sufficient privileges to start system services" help please?

 

[Guest]

i also had this problem but did another update and then reinstalled
windefender and it worked!!

 

[Guest]

Engle,
You seem to be stuck on "everything can be solved by windows update".
Read the posts! we are all updated but this still keeps happening. If yopu
have any other advice besides "go to windows update and express install" we
would all like to hear it because what you have been spewing is not a fix.

Hello dnilepharaoh,

I don't know if this helps anyone, but this is a tough problem to fix, it
seems.

Type "net start windefend" in the command prompt

After then, check for Updates, can you gº to Windows Update, select Express
(Get high-priority updates), and apply all offered updªtes
http://update.microsoft.com

Once that is finished, can you verify the update installs? There are many
pre-requisite files which are needed from windows update and signature update
with windows defender will fail until you hªve these f!les.

Execute a quick scan,

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
--

ì°‹ì°¬ì°ì³˜

now, i have the famous error "0x800106ba" and asked me to restart [which i
did, nothing changed of course] then OR look in search to start service
manually? microsoft disappoint me big time. no wonder people who use apple
look at me and laugh their lungs out.

Sorry for missing that. I'm quite sure that Microsoft wants this product
installed as broadly as possible, but this specific issue is one that I
don't have an answer for at the moment, I'm afraid.

--

Perhaps you didn't read my message: I HAVE ALL CRITICAL PATCHES
INSTALLED!
It looks like Microsoft doesn't care whether Windows 2000 users install
Defender or not.

:

I don't have a specific fix for this error. I have seen a post stating
that
going to Windows Update and applying all offered critical patches after
an
express scan, eliminated the error. I don't have further reports of
success
from others trying this--I'd certainly recommend it, though.

--

i got far enough to know that error code is 1920 [which is part of the
ID
that you got] but there is no fixing instructions. frustrating!

:

I have the same problem with Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with all critical
updates
installed and the reqisite dll installed in System32. I get Event ID
11920,
as you report, and Event ID 7023 regarding an un-named file. I
receive
no
response from my queries to Microsoft. Hope you hear something here.


:

I have windows 2000, trying to install windows defender, i get this
message
"No sufficient privileges to start system services" help please?