That KB article did not fix the problem.
It turns out that I forgot about our Windows Software Update Services (WSUS)
server. I updated that to download updates for Windows Defender, and then as
soon as the workstations got the updates from WSUS, the error message went
away and new definitions began arriving to them. I did not realize Microsoft
integrated this so quickly. It would be nice if the update worked directly,
in addition to the WSUS push, though.
"Engel" wrote:
> Hello Michael,
>
> It may be relevant to your problem. Have a look at this article.
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=915105
> Have a look at this article.
> Еиςеl
> --
>
> "Michael M." wrote:
>
> > I have now tried to install Windows Defender (beta 2) on 5 separate computers
> > in 3 separate locations, and I get an error on 4 of the 5 when trying to
> > update the definitions--it says none found and they are at least 26-27 days
> > old. One of the 5 systems also gets a class not registered error message. Are
> > there any newer definitions for Beta 2 yet? Any word on why the first 4
> > machines keep showing the yellow (?) in the Defender icon? I only got a green
> > checkmark on the 5th machine I tested with.