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Old 12-20-2006   #1 (permalink)
Go Vols Go
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Windows Defender Blocking Startup, but No Programs are Blocked

Hello

I have Windows Vista RC-1 and every time I start my computer, WD pops up
with an annoying balloon about it blocking a startup prog. When I click to
check, there is no program blocked, but it will say that all programs. are
permitted. Then when I close it, the same ballon pops up again. Its very
annoying, but I don't want to disable ballons, or WD. If you know how to help
me with this issue I would greatly appreciate it!!!

Thanks!
--
The 15 year old nerd and I'm proud of it. - Carter Crews
Visit my website and download the program I wrote at
http://www.geocities.com/spartan_software_us

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Old 12-20-2006   #2 (permalink)
MICHAEL
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Re: Windows Defender Blocking Startup, but No Programs are Blocked

Try this:

run gpedit.msc
Computer Configuration> Administrative Templates> Windows Components>
Windows Defender> Turn off Real-Time Protection Prompts for Unknown Detection

I'm not sure if that will get rid of those prompts, try it. I don't have
Windows Defender in real-time mode, just weekly scans. I trust NOD32
to catch the crap.

You can turn off real-time protection in WD's options.


-Michael

"Go Vols Go" <GoVolsGo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:18154E08-BBF3-4CC0-BB1A-D5B6821B1C3B@microsoft.com...
> Hello
>
> I have Windows Vista RC-1 and every time I start my computer, WD pops up
> with an annoying balloon about it blocking a startup prog. When I click to
> check, there is no program blocked, but it will say that all programs. are
> permitted. Then when I close it, the same ballon pops up again. Its very
> annoying, but I don't want to disable ballons, or WD. If you know how to help
> me with this issue I would greatly appreciate it!!!
>
> Thanks!
> --
> The 15 year old nerd and I'm proud of it. - Carter Crews
> Visit my website and download the program I wrote at
> http://www.geocities.com/spartan_software_us


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Old 12-21-2006   #3 (permalink)
David Wright
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RE: Windows Defender Blocking Startup, but No Programs are Blocked

I had seen that in RC1 as well, I reported it to MS during the beta testing.
Now that I have Ultimate RTM, I have not seen the problem return. So I
believe the issue that you are seeing has been fixed. It's not any help for
ppl running RC1, but it's good for the final.
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Old 12-25-2006   #4 (permalink)
FireWall2
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RE: Windows Defender Blocking Startup, but No Programs are Blocked

Could the real conflict souce be "not" compatible third party applications?

Have used Vista and Defender for a very long time and never experienced what
you describe.
--
Firewall


"Go Vols Go" wrote:

> Hello
>
> I have Windows Vista RC-1 and every time I start my computer, WD pops up
> with an annoying balloon about it blocking a startup prog. When I click to
> check, there is no program blocked, but it will say that all programs. are
> permitted. Then when I close it, the same ballon pops up again. Its very
> annoying, but I don't want to disable ballons, or WD. If you know how to help
> me with this issue I would greatly appreciate it!!!
>
> Thanks!
> --
> The 15 year old nerd and I'm proud of it. - Carter Crews
> Visit my website and download the program I wrote at
> http://www.geocities.com/spartan_software_us

My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 12-30-2006   #5 (permalink)
Go Vols Go
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RE: Windows Defender Blocking Startup, but No Programs are Blocked

No this has happened ever since I installed Vista RC-1. I didn't see it in
Beta 2 though. As far as I know, only McAfee, and Halo were incompatable. I
have since installed a new version of McAfee and well, I use my Xbox for Halo
fix!
--
The 15 year old nerd and I''m proud of it. - Carter Crews
Visit my website and download the program I wrote at
http://www.geocities.com/spartan_software_us

"FireWall2" wrote:

> Could the real conflict souce be "not" compatible third party applications?
>
> Have used Vista and Defender for a very long time and never experienced what
> you describe.
> --
> Firewall
>
>
> "Go Vols Go" wrote:
>
> > Hello
> >
> > I have Windows Vista RC-1 and every time I start my computer, WD pops up
> > with an annoying balloon about it blocking a startup prog. When I click to
> > check, there is no program blocked, but it will say that all programs. are
> > permitted. Then when I close it, the same ballon pops up again. Its very
> > annoying, but I don't want to disable ballons, or WD. If you know how to help
> > me with this issue I would greatly appreciate it!!!
> >
> > Thanks!
> > --
> > The 15 year old nerd and I'm proud of it. - Carter Crews
> > Visit my website and download the program I wrote at
> > http://www.geocities.com/spartan_software_us

My System SpecsSystem Spec
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