Windows Defender x64 definition update 1.14.1929.4

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did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile updates from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not a proper
win32 application".
 
I'm list.

What page?

What program or update?

What version of Windows XP are you running?

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newhavenr said:
did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile updates
from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not a
proper
win32 application".

Dobrin said:
URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4
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duh? to the page and post to which I replied!
Windows Defender x64 definition update 1.14.1929.4
posted by Dobrin 12/8/2006 12:31 PM PST

My IT unit blocks normal updates for Windows Defender, and blocks direct
update of other MS updates that they don't push out. So I update Defender
manually from downloads posted to your web site.

I am running Win XP sp2. current up to, but not including this week's
patches.


Bill Sanderson MVP said:
I'm list.

What page?

What program or update?

What version of Windows XP are you running?

--

newhavenr said:
did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile updates
from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not a
proper
win32 application".

Dobrin said:
URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4
Click to expand...
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OK--sorry for the misunderstanding. Since I use NNTP (a mail-based
mechanism) to connect to these groups, "page" confused me.

I would re-try the update. You need to get this one in, since it is a Full
update with an Engine upgrade---or successive updates will result in your
being out of synch on the Engine level until the next FE update.

If successive attempts fail, go to a command prompt in the Windows Defender
installation folder and do:

mpcmdrun -RemoveDefinitions -All

and then re-try updating--preferably using Engel's posts giving both the
Full and succeeding differential updates needed to get current from 1.0.0



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newhavenr said:
duh? to the page and post to which I replied!
Windows Defender x64 definition update 1.14.1929.4
posted by Dobrin 12/8/2006 12:31 PM PST

My IT unit blocks normal updates for Windows Defender, and blocks direct
update of other MS updates that they don't push out. So I update Defender
manually from downloads posted to your web site.

I am running Win XP sp2. current up to, but not including this week's
patches.


Bill Sanderson MVP said:
I'm list.

What page?

What program or update?

What version of Windows XP are you running?

--

newhavenr said:
did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile updates
from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not a
proper
win32 application".

:

URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
I don't think that will work. Tried install several times. All normal
Microsoft updates, including Windows Update and Defender updates are blocked
by IT policy. As administrator for my pc, I can "install" software such as
manual updates I downloaded (ie, Defender). But this is considered a rogue
installation.

I think I will have to re-install the Defender software from scratch to
upgrade the engine.

I just wish MS would make it easier to get the profiles current after such
installs.
If I am downloading the software, I should also be able to easily and
optionally download a file with the full current profiles to go with it, as
Symantec lets me do.

I have the same issue if my PC were not connected to the internet, of which
we have a dozen here.


Bill Sanderson MVP said:
OK--sorry for the misunderstanding. Since I use NNTP (a mail-based
mechanism) to connect to these groups, "page" confused me.

I would re-try the update. You need to get this one in, since it is a Full
update with an Engine upgrade---or successive updates will result in your
being out of synch on the Engine level until the next FE update.

If successive attempts fail, go to a command prompt in the Windows Defender
installation folder and do:

mpcmdrun -RemoveDefinitions -All

and then re-try updating--preferably using Engel's posts giving both the
Full and succeeding differential updates needed to get current from 1.0.0



--

newhavenr said:
duh? to the page and post to which I replied!
Windows Defender x64 definition update 1.14.1929.4
posted by Dobrin 12/8/2006 12:31 PM PST

My IT unit blocks normal updates for Windows Defender, and blocks direct
update of other MS updates that they don't push out. So I update Defender
manually from downloads posted to your web site.

I am running Win XP sp2. current up to, but not including this week's
patches.


Bill Sanderson MVP said:
I'm list.

What page?

What program or update?

What version of Windows XP are you running?

--

did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile updates
from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not a
proper
win32 application".

:

URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
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If you reinstall Defender, that will set the definitions back to 1.0.0, just
as the command line procedure I mention would.

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newhavenr said:
I don't think that will work. Tried install several times. All normal
Microsoft updates, including Windows Update and Defender updates are
blocked
by IT policy. As administrator for my pc, I can "install" software such as
manual updates I downloaded (ie, Defender). But this is considered a
rogue
installation.

I think I will have to re-install the Defender software from scratch to
upgrade the engine.

I just wish MS would make it easier to get the profiles current after such
installs.
If I am downloading the software, I should also be able to easily and
optionally download a file with the full current profiles to go with it,
as
Symantec lets me do.

I have the same issue if my PC were not connected to the internet, of
which
we have a dozen here.


Bill Sanderson MVP said:
OK--sorry for the misunderstanding. Since I use NNTP (a mail-based
mechanism) to connect to these groups, "page" confused me.

I would re-try the update. You need to get this one in, since it is a
Full
update with an Engine upgrade---or successive updates will result in your
being out of synch on the Engine level until the next FE update.

If successive attempts fail, go to a command prompt in the Windows
Defender
installation folder and do:

mpcmdrun -RemoveDefinitions -All

and then re-try updating--preferably using Engel's posts giving both the
Full and succeeding differential updates needed to get current from 1.0.0



--

newhavenr said:
duh? to the page and post to which I replied!
Windows Defender x64 definition update 1.14.1929.4
posted by Dobrin 12/8/2006 12:31 PM PST

My IT unit blocks normal updates for Windows Defender, and blocks
direct
update of other MS updates that they don't push out. So I update
Defender
manually from downloads posted to your web site.

I am running Win XP sp2. current up to, but not including this week's
patches.


:

I'm list.

What page?

What program or update?

What version of Windows XP are you running?

--

did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile
updates
from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not
a
proper
win32 application".

:

URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
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Hello, newhavenr.
You should use updates from links I posted only if you run Windows Defender
on Windows XP x64 Edition. If you try to run update from links I posted on 32
bit Windows XP, it is normal to get "not a proper win32 application". For 32
bit Windows you should use updates from links posted by Engel.


newhavenr said:
did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile updates from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not a proper
win32 application".

Dobrin said:
URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
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