Realtime Protection Problem

[Guest]

After installing the last update on thursday 8th December, my Realtime
Protection has Yellow traingle with Exclamtion mark inside in by and says :2
of three Active.i went to Security agent status and it says Internet , System
and Application are all Active.i click on each one of them in turn and the
icon in the top left hand corner on all three have a RED CROSSED SQUARE over
the icons and says : Status IN-ACTIVE.If i try to ACTIVATE them nothing
Happens . Can anybody help me with this one please ????

 

[Guest]

Uninstall your MS Antisoyware fully via using Add/Remove programs in Control
Panel.

Then remove any tracks from C:\Program files

Disable System RestoreCheck Turn off system restore.Click OK
Uncheck Turn off system restore ,so you'll have your Restore function ON.


Download the latest version of the Antispyware (ver 1.0.701)
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/default.mspx

Install it and update.Check all settings.


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[Bill Sanderson]

I'm puzzled about why you would recommend the off/on cycle for System
restore in this instance?

I know of no reason to believe that will help with the issue.

Additionally, in XP, there's no need for the restart--the restore points are
gone when you shut down SR.

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[Guest]

Hi Panda Man, Thank you for your reply and i did EXACTLY what you said and it
worked ok .........until 2 hours later when i decided to double check it
again and the same problem has COME BACK AGAIN !!!!.......EVERTYHING i wrote
in my first thread. Anymore suggestions please ???..........Thanking you in
Advance.

 

[Guest]

Hi,

Try these two solutions:

You can repair Windows AntiSpyware using Add or Remove Programs in Control
Panel. Click Microsoft AntiSpyware and click Change. Click Next, and then
click Updªte.


Then, try these steps:

1) Open up a command prompt (start -> run -> type in -> command)
2) Type in the following "regsvr32 msvbvm60.dll" (without the quºtes).
3) Close and re-open Windows Defender.

You can go ahead and do both of these--neither has any downside risk--and
see if that does the job.

Let us know whether it does, or nºt!

Engel

 

[Bill Sanderson]

Panda_man may not have been entirely precise.

Did you, in fact, delete \program files\microsoft antispyware, and all
subfolders?

In doing this, you will lose access to quarantined items, history, and
customized settings.

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[Guest]

Hi Bill, thank you for repling. I deleted the Antispyware folder as a whole ,
and didn't open the file and delete each part in the folder . Regards

 

[Guest]

Hi Engel, Thank you for repling and also for your help with my problem. I am
pleased to say it cured my problem and i am very gratrful to you . Thank you .

 

[Guest]

Hi,

Thanks for getting back to us with your success.
Nothing is more frustrating than supplying a fix and having the outcome just
go off into a bit bucket. This is a learning process for everyone here.

Happy Holidays

Engel

 

[Bill Sanderson]

Sorry about that--I see Engel has found the right key to your issue--Glad it
worked.
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