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Guest
Windows Defender keeps turnign off with out warning. How do I set it so it
stays on?
Papasan
stays on?
Papasan
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Guest
Are you using WLOC 1.5 as well as Windows Defender?
Stu
Stu
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Guest
Hello Papasan,
Have a look at this post. It may be relevant to your prºblem.
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...08df&mid=193d4e55-b28d-4add-bb8c-412ebb9408df
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
Have a look at this post. It may be relevant to your prºblem.
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...08df&mid=193d4e55-b28d-4add-bb8c-412ebb9408df
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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Guest
I haven't a clue as to what WLOC 1.5 is. So, I'm guessing I don't have it.
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Guest
OK. I finally figured out what WLOC is. Yes, I have both WLOC and Defender
installed.
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installed.
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Guest
I'm not sure this will help as I have Windows XP and this talks about Vista.
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G
Guest
OK. Then if you intend to stay with or have already made a paid subscription
to One Care, then you should uninstall Defender. You cannot run them both
together because One Care has its own antispyware technology built in.
Stu
to One Care, then you should uninstall Defender. You cannot run them both
together because One Care has its own antispyware technology built in.
Stu
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Guest
Thank you Stu. Now I know. Wonder why they don't tell us that when installing?
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Guest
I wonder also. Perhaps Bill S. would be in a better position to answer that
one.
Stu
one.
Stu
G
Guest
This is what happens:
1.Windows Vista has Defender integrated and is impossible to remove.
2.If with Vista you use Windows Live OneCare, Defender will always be
disabled or Stopped, because WLOC does its work. You can check this accessing
Services.
3.If you want to update Defender, first Start it in the Services and use the
About for update. Remember that if you use WLOC, it will disable Defender in
the next restart.
4.If you use XP without WLOC, you can install, remove, reinstall, and update
Defender as you wish.
5.If you use XP with Defender version 1.5 and above, and WLOC at the same
time, the Defender will be disabled by WLOC. So, that is why, if you use XP
and WLOC 1.5, remove Defender.
6.Remember that Defender version 1.5 is the one specifically designed for
Vista, and behaves the same in both XP and Vista.
This is all I know on the subject.
Efrain
1.Windows Vista has Defender integrated and is impossible to remove.
2.If with Vista you use Windows Live OneCare, Defender will always be
disabled or Stopped, because WLOC does its work. You can check this accessing
Services.
3.If you want to update Defender, first Start it in the Services and use the
About for update. Remember that if you use WLOC, it will disable Defender in
the next restart.
4.If you use XP without WLOC, you can install, remove, reinstall, and update
Defender as you wish.
5.If you use XP with Defender version 1.5 and above, and WLOC at the same
time, the Defender will be disabled by WLOC. So, that is why, if you use XP
and WLOC 1.5, remove Defender.
6.Remember that Defender version 1.5 is the one specifically designed for
Vista, and behaves the same in both XP and Vista.
This is all I know on the subject.
Efrain
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Guest
Thank you Efrain: That explans it for me.
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