yes,this problem is related to Windows update
isPostback_RC_Pendingupdates
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Hi Hoping someone can help what is this?
isPostback_RC_Pendingupdates
isPostback:False.
Is there a way I can fix this?
Thank you
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The June update has been installed and resolved.
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2020-09-18T16:26:38+00:00 Really? That worked for you? Didnt do anything for me.
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2020-04-30T10:15:28+00:00 I noticed this too and I *think* (?) it may be a virus.
Check your AppData folder, in %userprofile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Safety\edge\remote, and also under blahblahblah\Windows\shell\remote, I have some files with names like e.g. script_336273089957297446437176090113554533354.rel.v2 which, if you open them in notepad, contain a bunch of minified javascript.
It doesn't get any hits on VirusTotal or Hybrid-analysis, so whatever it is definitely goes undetected, but I think it might be intentionally manipulating the Defender antivirus settings/logs to obscure whatever it's doing.
A lot of weird processes like rundll32.exe and WUDFHost.exe are always running, I think it might be transmitting some data to somewhere?
Do you (or anyone else in this thread) have any of those types of files in your AppData? if so, and if this isn't just a regular Defender thing that I'm worrying about unnecessarily, then maybe we should look into it. However that javascript looks extremely weird and I can't imagine it's just some normal built-in Windows thing. Looks to me like some zero-day exploit or something that I might've installed with a compromised app somewhere. I did notice all the activity I'm noting started happening after I set up this windows build fresh (it's the latest Insider build, 19613_1005) and ran my Chocolatey install script which installs a bunch of my usual apps.