The same definition has been installed more than 10 times for today. Had some1 the same problem and hopefully the fix?
Microsoft Defender is installing me crazy
Make use of nuclear weapons. That should stop your computer from downloading difinitions.
Alternitively:
Install linux.
Disconnect from the internet.
Shut down the computer.
Get a different antivirus.
Change the settings of the antivirus program to only check for updates at cetrain times.
Alternitively:
Install linux.
Disconnect from the internet.
Shut down the computer.
Get a different antivirus.
Change the settings of the antivirus program to only check for updates at cetrain times.
pff know all that stuff 
lets read again what i wrote:
lets read again what i wrote:
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| Had some1 the same problem and hopefully the fix? |
| devroom wrote: |
| The same definition has been installed more than 10 times for today. Had some1 the same problem and hopefully the fix? |
Yes I see the problem, unfortunatly I've seen it before, so many casses of it, it's a bug your computers got, all you have to do is remove everything with the word 'Micro$oft' or 'Windowz'...
It's so sad when a computer gets a windows virus...
Nop no virus. I use good programs (not all l*gal of course )
(not all l*gal of course )Probably, the best thing to do is uninstall Windows Defender, restart then reinstall.
Now, maybe it's just me, but I think removing your Operating System and installing a completely different one is a slightly drastic step considering the user has a problem with one program.
Out-spoken Linux users, eh???*
* - Before anybody starts whining at me, I use WinXP and Ubuntu on a dual boot, and yeah, before root starts telling me Ubuntu is evil, I'm aware that I'm going to hell, and I'm comfortable with that.
| Jack_Hammer wrote: |
| Yes I see the problem, unfortunatly I've seen it before, so many casses of it, it's a bug your computers got, all you have to do is remove everything with the word 'Micro$oft' or 'Windowz'... |
Now, maybe it's just me, but I think removing your Operating System and installing a completely different one is a slightly drastic step considering the user has a problem with one program.
Out-spoken Linux users, eh???*
* - Before anybody starts whining at me, I use WinXP and Ubuntu on a dual boot, and yeah, before root starts telling me Ubuntu is evil, I'm aware that I'm going to hell, and I'm comfortable with that.
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