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WaynwS
I have Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 installed. A couple of days ago, the
Windows security Alerts is on and Windows Security Center showed Windows
Defender is out of date. but after manual update, I received a message:
"There are no new definitions available to download for Windows." In Windows
Defender, it states Real-time protection is on and Definition version is
1.43.73.0 created on 9/4/2008.
I have tried someone's solution that posted in here by running verify
repository, but after I run winmgmt / verifyrepository, system responded
"WMI repository is consistent". So should I still run winmgmt
/salvagerepository at this point? Is there other way can fix this problem?
I had tried to search on the Microsoft website for answer with no success.
Could anybody help?
Wayne S
Windows security Alerts is on and Windows Security Center showed Windows
Defender is out of date. but after manual update, I received a message:
"There are no new definitions available to download for Windows." In Windows
Defender, it states Real-time protection is on and Definition version is
1.43.73.0 created on 9/4/2008.
I have tried someone's solution that posted in here by running verify
repository, but after I run winmgmt / verifyrepository, system responded
"WMI repository is consistent". So should I still run winmgmt
/salvagerepository at this point? Is there other way can fix this problem?
I had tried to search on the Microsoft website for answer with no success.
Could anybody help?
Wayne S