Split from this thread . Hi Frank, If you wish to fix Windows Security, please start a new thread and post the following logs. Post the link to the new thread here. Step 1: Download Farbar Recovery Scan Tool (FRST64.exe). [See also: Collect Farbar Recovery Scan Tool logs .] Rename FRST64.exe to EnglishFRST64.exe. Run EnglishFRST64.exe. Don't check or uncheck any options. Click "Scan". Upload the two logs, FRST.txt and Addition.txt, to your OneDrive and share the link here. Step 2: Download defender_diag.bat . Right-click on the file, click Properties, Unblock, and OK. Run the batch file as administrator. (The Batch file queries Defender-related settings/Policies and outputs the results to a log file named defender.log. Upload this log to your OneDrive and share the link here.) (How-To: Share OneDrive files and folders - Microsoft Support )

Hi Frank, Will check that out. I've now created this thread for your case.

Hi Ramesh I really appreciate your help. The file is now in the same shared folder as the first two also I am sorry that I missed your request to create a new thread. I have just spotted this now when reading over all this again. Thank you Frank

Hi Frank, No. It doesn't modify anything. You can read the batch file contents if you want before running it.

Hi Ramesh I was actually looking for a reassurance ie an understanding of what the Batch file actually does rather than just end things. Thank you Frank

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Split from this thread.

Hi Frank,

If you wish to fix Windows Security, please start a new thread and post the following logs. Post the link to the new thread here.

Step 1:

Download Farbar Recovery Scan Tool (FRST64.exe). [See also: Collect Farbar Recovery Scan Tool logs.]
Rename FRST64.exe to EnglishFRST64.exe.
Run EnglishFRST64.exe. Don't check or uncheck any options. Click "Scan".
Upload the two logs, FRST.txt and Addition.txt, to your OneDrive and share the link here.

Step 2:

Download defender_diag.bat. Right-click on the file, click Properties, Unblock, and OK. Run the batch file as administrator.

(The Batch file queries Defender-related settings/Policies and outputs the results to a log file named defender.log. Upload this log to your OneDrive and share the link here.)

(How-To: Share OneDrive files and folders - Microsoft Support)

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Those entries have no significance. Those entries show up in my system as well. You'll see a lot of Not Found entries for any operation you do. Usually, most of those entries have no significance.

You may try this if possible.

Download this REG file and save it to a folder named c:\reg\

Launch AdvancedRun (from Nirsoft) and start cmd.exe as TrustedInstaller.

In the TrustedInstaller Command Prompt, run:

reg.exe import c:\reg\securityhealth.reg
exit

This restores some essential registry keys used by Defender.

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2023-12-24T08:53:06+00:00

Hi Frank,

Will check that out. I've now created this thread for your case.
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2023-12-24T08:51:01+00:00

Hi Ramesh

I really appreciate your help. The file is now in the same shared folder as the first two also I am sorry that I missed your request to create a new thread. I have just spotted this now when reading over all this again.

Thank you

Frank
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2023-12-24T01:45:53+00:00

Hi Frank,

No. It doesn't modify anything. You can read the batch file contents if you want before running it.
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2023-12-23T17:16:21+00:00

Hi Ramesh

I was actually looking for a reassurance ie an understanding of what the Batch file actually does rather than just end things.

Thank you

Frank
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