i am waiting for a solution from microsoft ( and i not alone i read) for a
problem for the already reported conflict between real-time protection
defender "msmpeng.exe" which interact with the symantec resource protection
, and i don't like to turn one of them off , that's a solution but is not
good for the protection...

so we are waiting : microsoft please advice and find a solution ( together
with symantec ?) for it....

sorry for the englisch , i am from belgium in europe.

This is a symantec problem and only symantec can resolve this.





joris wrote:
>
> i am waiting for a solution from microsoft ( and i not alone i read) for a
> problem for the already reported conflict between real-time protection
> defender "msmpeng.exe" which interact with the symantec resource protection
> , and i don't like to turn one of them off , that's a solution but is not
> good for the protection...
>
> so we are waiting : microsoft please advice and find a solution ( together
> with symantec ?) for it....
>
> sorry for the englisch , i am from belgium in europe.

i think not because defender is in the log of symantec resource protector (if
you turn on the real time protection from defender with is by default turned
on.
norton is protecting itself with the "symantec resource protector" against
defender invading in this case , it hapens maby 30 a 40 times a day...



"ANONYMOUS" wrote:

>
> This is a symantec problem and only symantec can resolve this.
>
>
>
>
>
> joris wrote:
> >
> > i am waiting for a solution from microsoft ( and i not alone i read) for a
> > problem for the already reported conflict between real-time protection
> > defender "msmpeng.exe" which interact with the symantec resource protection
> > , and i don't like to turn one of them off , that's a solution but is not
> > good for the protection...
> >
> > so we are waiting : microsoft please advice and find a solution ( together
> > with symantec ?) for it....
> >
> > sorry for the englisch , i am from belgium in europe.
>