I have a tech who was assigned the task of updating all our PCs after
Defender v1.1.1347.6 expired. I have just found out that most of the PCs on
the network still have v1.1.1347.6. The tech claims to have updated them
with v1.1.1593.14 which I have done on some PCs. Is it possible or has
anyone reported this kind of behavior, or is the tech blowing smoke to CYA?
Thanks in advance.

If you are running third party software which "protects" installed programs
against changes, I believe this can apparently happen. Nothing in Defender
itself or Windows will do this, but third-party protective products may
well.

If you were able to update machines without this happening, then I would
wonder about the techs report.

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"soulman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a tech who was assigned the task of updating all our PCs after
> Defender v1.1.1347.6 expired. I have just found out that most of the PCs
> on
> the network still have v1.1.1347.6. The tech claims to have updated them
> with v1.1.1593.14 which I have done on some PCs. Is it possible or has
> anyone reported this kind of behavior, or is the tech blowing smoke to
> CYA?
> Thanks in advance.