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May 13th, 2009 10:00

Windows Defender Error Message

Every start up I would see an error message saying:

"Application failed to initialize0x800106ba. A problem caused this program's service to stop.  To start this service restart your computer or search Help and Support for how to start the service manually. "

 I don't even need this Windows Defender or I don't even know what is its function.  If it is an Anti Virus, I have a McAffee  Antivirus.  I want my laptop to stop displaying this cause it is so annoying, please help me.

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May 13th, 2009 11:00

Hi jillmalcibar,

this problem is due to windows defender service is stopped in the services.msc option.

u need to click start-search type services.msc-and select the option windows defender and start the the service.

and u cant uninstall the windows defender it is a part of the os.

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May 13th, 2009 16:00

Hi jillmalcibar,

this problem is due to windows defender service is stopped in the services.msc option.

u need to click start-search type services.msc-and select the option windows defender and start the the service.

and u cant uninstall the windows defender it is a part of the os.

 

That depends on the OS. It is not part of XP. The OP did not specify his/her version of Windows

May 14th, 2009 08:00

Hello J Rosenfeld and Zeeshan25, you have both been very helpful.  My Windows is the Vista Home edition 32 bit.   It's okay if I can't remove my Windows Defender my problem is getting rid of the error message at the very least.  How do I fix it so no error message would appear?  Help Help!!!  Thanks!

And again Zeeshan thanks for the advice about the Dell Dock.

Jill

 

 

May 15th, 2009 09:00

Hello Red Dawn.  This information was really helpful and thanks for sending me the link.  However, I still have a problem.  When I input sc WinDefend start= "disabled" it says ChangeSeviceConfig Success, BUT when I input sc stop WinDefend I got ControlService Failed1062.  I don't know what that means and the same error message appears when I start my computer....I hope you can still help me out. Thanks again.

May 16th, 2009 10:00

Hi again Red Dawn.  I tried this new method you suggested.  In the Windows Defender Properties (Local Computer) Window, my service status was already set at stop and I can't click on stop anymore for the choices, so I proceeded to Apply and OK.  I rebooted my computer and it is still there, the error message.  THis is driving me nuts.

May 20th, 2009 11:00

Thank you Red Dawn.  Finally, no more error message!!!

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