I'm really amazed that the OneCare folks haven't learned anything
noticeable. The technical changes they are making are undoubtedly
reasonable and sensible, but the failure to mention them to the user is
wrong. Perhaps there's a readme or something explaining the update, but in
my rather ancient experience with OneCare, there was nothing like that.
I'm glad OneCare is getting better, but I wish their communication with
customers was also getting better.
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"Dave M" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> The plot thickens... seems like your scenario is also being reported on
> the OneCare newsgroups now where, in addition to disabling Defender, it's
> being reported that "all traces of Defender have disappeared" following
> the latest OneCare update. Take a look here, you may want to add your
> experience to this thread:
>
> http://forums.microsoft.com/WindowsO...36075&SiteID=2
>
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>
> Regards, Dave
>
>
> ScareCrw56 wrote:
>> XP service pack 2, yes I have WLOC and have had for almost a year, this
>> disapperance did seem to coincide with the upgrade to WLOC that was
>> installed
>> 6/13/07 though.
>> Concerned; ScareCrw56
>>
>> "Dave M" wrote:
>>
>>> You need to tell us your operating system... is it Vista... in which
>>> case
>>> Windows Defender will normally not appear in Control Panel > Add/Remove
>>> since it's part of the Operating System and can't generally be removed.
>>> Also, do you have Windows Live OneCare installed, which will always
>>> disable
>>> Defender?
>>>
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>>>
>>> Regards, Dave
>>>
>>>
>>> ScareCrw56 wrote:
>>>> I had the same problem as snowman, not on a network, just my home PC.
>>>> Now
>>>> my
>>>> shortcut to Defender says it can't be found and it has disappeared from
>>>> the
>>>> prog. listings nor is it on the add/remove prog. list... does this tie
>>>> in
>>>> with it being disabled?
>
>