Hello Calypso,
This is an internal error code, E_FAIL. The dump file may have been
corrupted.
Do a dumpchk on the user.dmp.
As for the error code, 0x80004005 is a warning, not an error code (error
codes start with 0xC0000000, warnings with 0x80000000, informational with
0x40000000, and success with 0x00000000.)
Also, you should see what files are involved by examining the system event
lºg:
Do a start, run, eventvwr.msc, **click OK**, then click ºn **System**, then
View, then Filter, and scroll down the " event sºurce" control to reach
Windefend, that will give you a view of just Windows Defender-related events.
Look for events with yellow triªngles
Then make a decision as to either deleting/ignoring/manually cleaning them
or in the other case emptying your restore folder and creating a new restore
point as described in these fºrums.
For the benefit of the community reading this post, please rate the pºsts.
I hope this post is helpful.
Еиçеl
