Windows Defender x64 definition update 1.14.1929.4

[Guest]

URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4

 

[Guest]

did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile updates from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not a proper
win32 application".

 

[Bill Sanderson MVP]

I'm list.

What page?

What program or update?

What version of Windows XP are you running?

--

did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile updates
from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not a
proper
win32 application".

URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4

 

[Guest]

duh? to the page and post to which I replied!
Windows Defender x64 definition update 1.14.1929.4
posted by Dobrin 12/8/2006 12:31 PM PST

My IT unit blocks normal updates for Windows Defender, and blocks direct
update of other MS updates that they don't push out. So I update Defender
manually from downloads posted to your web site.

I am running Win XP sp2. current up to, but not including this week's
patches.

I'm list.

What page?

What program or update?

What version of Windows XP are you running?

--

did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile updates
from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not a
proper
win32 application".

URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4

 

[Bill Sanderson MVP]

OK--sorry for the misunderstanding. Since I use NNTP (a mail-based
mechanism) to connect to these groups, "page" confused me.

I would re-try the update. You need to get this one in, since it is a Full
update with an Engine upgrade---or successive updates will result in your
being out of synch on the Engine level until the next FE update.

If successive attempts fail, go to a command prompt in the Windows Defender
installation folder and do:

mpcmdrun -RemoveDefinitions -All

and then re-try updating--preferably using Engel's posts giving both the
Full and succeeding differential updates needed to get current from 1.0.0



--

duh? to the page and post to which I replied!
Windows Defender x64 definition update 1.14.1929.4
posted by Dobrin 12/8/2006 12:31 PM PST

My IT unit blocks normal updates for Windows Defender, and blocks direct
update of other MS updates that they don't push out. So I update Defender
manually from downloads posted to your web site.

I am running Win XP sp2. current up to, but not including this week's
patches.

I'm list.

What page?

What program or update?

What version of Windows XP are you running?

--

did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile updates
from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not a
proper
win32 application".

:

URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4

 

[Guest]

I don't think that will work. Tried install several times. All normal
Microsoft updates, including Windows Update and Defender updates are blocked
by IT policy. As administrator for my pc, I can "install" software such as
manual updates I downloaded (ie, Defender). But this is considered a rogue
installation.

I think I will have to re-install the Defender software from scratch to
upgrade the engine.

I just wish MS would make it easier to get the profiles current after such
installs.
If I am downloading the software, I should also be able to easily and
optionally download a file with the full current profiles to go with it, as
Symantec lets me do.

I have the same issue if my PC were not connected to the internet, of which
we have a dozen here.

OK--sorry for the misunderstanding. Since I use NNTP (a mail-based
mechanism) to connect to these groups, "page" confused me.

I would re-try the update. You need to get this one in, since it is a Full
update with an Engine upgrade---or successive updates will result in your
being out of synch on the Engine level until the next FE update.

If successive attempts fail, go to a command prompt in the Windows Defender
installation folder and do:

mpcmdrun -RemoveDefinitions -All

and then re-try updating--preferably using Engel's posts giving both the
Full and succeeding differential updates needed to get current from 1.0.0



--

duh? to the page and post to which I replied!
Windows Defender x64 definition update 1.14.1929.4
posted by Dobrin 12/8/2006 12:31 PM PST

My IT unit blocks normal updates for Windows Defender, and blocks direct
update of other MS updates that they don't push out. So I update Defender
manually from downloads posted to your web site.

I am running Win XP sp2. current up to, but not including this week's
patches.

I'm list.

What page?

What program or update?

What version of Windows XP are you running?

--

did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile updates
from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not a
proper
win32 application".

:

URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4

 

[Bill Sanderson MVP]

If you reinstall Defender, that will set the definitions back to 1.0.0, just
as the command line procedure I mention would.

--

I don't think that will work. Tried install several times. All normal
Microsoft updates, including Windows Update and Defender updates are
blocked
by IT policy. As administrator for my pc, I can "install" software such as
manual updates I downloaded (ie, Defender). But this is considered a
rogue
installation.

I think I will have to re-install the Defender software from scratch to
upgrade the engine.

I just wish MS would make it easier to get the profiles current after such
installs.
If I am downloading the software, I should also be able to easily and
optionally download a file with the full current profiles to go with it,
as
Symantec lets me do.

I have the same issue if my PC were not connected to the internet, of
which
we have a dozen here.

OK--sorry for the misunderstanding. Since I use NNTP (a mail-based
mechanism) to connect to these groups, "page" confused me.

I would re-try the update. You need to get this one in, since it is a
Full
update with an Engine upgrade---or successive updates will result in your
being out of synch on the Engine level until the next FE update.

If successive attempts fail, go to a command prompt in the Windows
Defender
installation folder and do:

mpcmdrun -RemoveDefinitions -All

and then re-try updating--preferably using Engel's posts giving both the
Full and succeeding differential updates needed to get current from 1.0.0



--

duh? to the page and post to which I replied!
Windows Defender x64 definition update 1.14.1929.4
posted by Dobrin 12/8/2006 12:31 PM PST

My IT unit blocks normal updates for Windows Defender, and blocks
direct
update of other MS updates that they don't push out. So I update
Defender
manually from downloads posted to your web site.

I am running Win XP sp2. current up to, but not including this week's
patches.


:

I'm list.

What page?

What program or update?

What version of Windows XP are you running?

--

did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile
updates
from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not
a
proper
win32 application".

:

URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4

 

[Guest]

Hello, newhavenr.
You should use updates from links I posted only if you run Windows Defender
on Windows XP x64 Edition. If you try to run update from links I posted on 32
bit Windows XP, it is normal to get "not a proper win32 application". For 32
bit Windows you should use updates from links posted by Engel.

did not install correctly. first time. other Defender profile updates from
this page installed fine. received system error that [pgm] was "not a proper
win32 application".

URL:
http://www.download.windowsupdate.c..._424be1fca41eba0c35547c667617ad8082b6b4fe.exe
Size: 3744584 bytes
MD5: ed22e2241c3a6a8616055db8892df70f
Engine Version: 1.1.1804.0
Definition Version: 1.14.1929.4