Windows Defender Quasi/Semi/kinda/Delta Update: 1.37.1.0

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Tim Clark

Windows Defender Quasi/Semi/kinda/Delta Update: 1.37.1.0

Well, here we go again :-(

I downloaded the 1.35.754 at work and installed it,
Looked good,
MS has NOW pushed, 1.37.1.0 to night
There was some note about a revise or revision of some sort.
It was about 720 kb
And I turned off Update Notifications yesterday just to avoid this mess.

Anyway the file is here:
http://au.download.windowsupdate.co..._1cb17714ba027c48038554688c938a00adcca7d7.exe

It says mpas-fe... but I don't think it really is because of its' size,
as I said, about 720kb

I hope they improve their testing in the future.

Lets hope it's stable this time :-(

Also, posting this was a pain in the a..
Kept getting page not founds
This is my 6th try

Tim
 
Hi Tim,

WD is getting better, now with the (712 KB) we're getting a new engine and
definitions

Windows Defender versiºn: 1.1.1593.0 XP-32 bit system
Windows Defender versiºn: 1.1.1600.0 Vista-32 bit system
Engine Versiºn: 1.1.3704.0
Definition Versiºn: 1.37.1.0

The same problem when I try tu replay to you. I get:
We are sorry, the page you requested cannot be found.
See below for search results close to your request, or try a new search.
<http://www.microsoft.com/library/errorpages/smarterror.aspx?aspxerrorpath=/wn3/aspx/postui.aspx>

This is crazy, is time for me to take a vacation.

Good luck.

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Reply and not replay. sorry

Engel said:
Hi Tim,

WD is getting better, now with the (712 KB) we're getting a new engine and
definitions

Windows Defender versiºn: 1.1.1593.0 XP-32 bit system
Windows Defender versiºn: 1.1.1600.0 Vista-32 bit system
Engine Versiºn: 1.1.3704.0
Definition Versiºn: 1.37.1.0

The same problem when I try tu replay to you. I get:
We are sorry, the page you requested cannot be found.
See below for search results close to your request, or try a new search.
<http://www.microsoft.com/library/errorpages/smarterror.aspx?aspxerrorpath=/wn3/aspx/postui.aspx>

This is crazy, is time for me to take a vacation.

Good luck.

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Hi Engel,

And it is also "to reply to you"
And not "tu reply to you" ;)
This mail was helpful! ;)
501 ;)
Are you on your back? ;)

Regards >*< TOM >*<

Engel schreef:
 
Oops I just noticed I think you're using the web interface I didn't realise
that when I replied<g>
 
Hi Tom,

Yes
No
Yes

;-)
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Tom Emmelot said:
Hi Engel,

And it is also "to reply to you"
And not "tu reply to you" ;)
This mail was helpful! ;)
501 ;)
Are you on your back? ;)

Regards >*< TOM >*<

Engel schreef:
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Hi Tom

Great stuff!! Tu, replay? Who cares? I know what he means <smile> I would
love to communicate with our Engel off NG but don`t know how without
advertising my email address on here OR expecting him to reveal his. What to
do?

Happy days.

Stu
 
Hello Stu,

Good to hear from you.

Squawk 1.31.8726.0 and indent in signature, See if you can decipher the
method used by our friend.

Standing by.
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Hi Stu,

Sometimes i must correct him, because he start walking over clouds and
starts mumbling over "gold" and stuff like that! ;)
So if you can, get his address but to write is a whole other issue ! ;)
But he is a great friend!

Kind regards,
*< TOM >*<
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Stu schreef:
 
Hi all,

Yes, as you alertly noticed, starting with this engine update we're using a
binary delta approach, so if your machine qualifies for a delta update, all
that's in the package is the binary changes made in the new engine and base
definitions.

This should make engine updates much smaller going forward, which should be
better for everybody.

Thanks for using Windows Defender,
Joe
 
Thank you Joe.
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Joe Faulhaber said:
Hi all,

Yes, as you alertly noticed, starting with this engine update we're using a
binary delta approach, so if your machine qualifies for a delta update, all
that's in the package is the binary changes made in the new engine and base
definitions.

This should make engine updates much smaller going forward, which should be
better for everybody.

Thanks for using Windows Defender,
Joe
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A heads up would have been appreciated :-(
We could have given better feed back than just thinking, as I did, oh this
is just a fix.

Tim
 
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