"Curious" <> wrote in message
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>I agree but did you check your Security Essentials settings anyway
>as I recommended? There may be a new virus that SE is trying to
>protect against that with your settings no problem was caused
>before.
>
> "Glenn" <> wrote in message
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>> "Curious" <> wrote in message
>> news:0AAA1A0B-CEA0-4DE9-A11E-...
>>> Are you Media Center files or Processes "excluded from
>>> protection" in you Security Essentials Settings options?
>>>
>>> "Glenn" <> wrote in message
>>> news:u4q6l8b#...
>>>> Earlier this week my media center download started failing with
>>>> error 13. The fix is to disable Microsoft security essentials
>>>> during the download. My system is vista home premium and
>>>> dial-up. I suspect this will soon be fixed but I'm not going to
>>>> pay anyone to fix Microsoft's problem.
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>>
>>>> Glenn
>>>>
>>>>
>>
>> It shouldn't be necessary as I've been downloading without error
>> for a number of years and using security essentials for some
>> months. One can't require changes without notification although
>> your suggestion would have been a good idea if only it was
>> distributed to all media center and security essentials users.
>> Errors are not supposed to come out of the blue with no activity
>> to correlate.
>>
>> --
>>
>> Glenn
>>
>>
Yes, I checked and I have nothing. I realize there's a risk if I
turn off security essentials, but there's also a risk if I leave it
on and just filter schedule information. Fortunately I have dial-up
and that limits my exposure. It's MS's problem and they have much
better information and thus should provide the strategy. I expect
the need to use a filter as you suggest will soon be fixed. There
is however a worrisome point that there's no entry in security
essentials log that they blocked a download problem.
--
Glenn
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