Windows security center is telling me that âMalware protector is turned offâ even though it is on. It also says that I do not have anti-virus software when I do. Someone has suggested that my "wmi repository is not consistent" but I am "denied access" when I run CMD as the administrator and then enter "winmgmt/verifyrepository" to find out if this is so and "winmgmt/salvagerepository" to sort it out. How do I get access? The problem goes beyond the "security" issue. I also cannot install some downloaded patches from Microsoft and when I try to follow up on the error numbers I again come back to âCMDâ.
Warren wrote: > Windows security center is telling me that ?Malware protector is turned > off? even though it is on. It also says that I do not have anti-virus > software when I do. > Someone has suggested that my "wmi repository is not consistent" but I am > "denied access" when I run CMD as the administrator and then enter > "winmgmt/verifyrepository" to find out if this is so and > "winmgmt/salvagerepository" to sort it out. > How do I get access? > The problem goes beyond the "security" issue. I also cannot install some > downloaded patches from Microsoft and when I try to follow up on the error > numbers I again come back to ?CMD?. You need to run cmd elevated. Start Orb>Search box>type: cmd When cmd appears in the Results box above, right-click it and choose "run as Administrator". Supply passwords if any, etc. Malke -- MS-MVP Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic! FAQ - http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ
Warren, You need to locate cmd.exe, *right* click it, and choose 'Run as administrator' - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555962 MowGreen [MVP 2003-2008] =============== *-343-* FDNY Never Forgotten =============== Warren wrote: > Windows security center is telling me that âMalware protector is turned offâ > even though it is on. It also says that I do not have anti-virus software > when I do. > Someone has suggested that my "wmi repository is not consistent" but I am > "denied access" when I run CMD as the administrator and then enter > "winmgmt/verifyrepository" to find out if this is so and > "winmgmt/salvagerepository" to sort it out. > How do I get access? > The problem goes beyond the "security" issue. I also cannot install some > downloaded patches from Microsoft and when I try to follow up on the error > numbers I again come back to âCMDâ. >
You stalking me, Malke ? <w> MG Malke wrote: > Warren wrote: > > >>Windows security center is telling me that ?Malware protector is turned >>off? even though it is on. It also says that I do not have anti-virus >>software when I do. >>Someone has suggested that my "wmi repository is not consistent" but I am >>"denied access" when I run CMD as the administrator and then enter >>"winmgmt/verifyrepository" to find out if this is so and >>"winmgmt/salvagerepository" to sort it out. >>How do I get access? >>The problem goes beyond the "security" issue. I also cannot install some >>downloaded patches from Microsoft and when I try to follow up on the error >>numbers I again come back to ?CMD?. > > > You need to run cmd elevated. Start Orb>Search box>type: cmd > When cmd appears in the Results box above, right-click it and choose "run as > Administrator". Supply passwords if any, etc. > > Malke
On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 15:17:57 -0700, "MowGreen [MVP]" wrote: >You stalking me, Malke ? <w> I think it's the other way around. Her post arrived two minutes before yours did >MG > > >Malke wrote: > >> Warren wrote: >> >> >>>Windows security center is telling me that ?Malware protector is turned >>>off? even though it is on. It also says that I do not have anti-virus >>>software when I do. >>>Someone has suggested that my "wmi repository is not consistent" but I am >>>"denied access" when I run CMD as the administrator and then enter >>>"winmgmt/verifyrepository" to find out if this is so and >>>"winmgmt/salvagerepository" to sort it out. >>>How do I get access? >>>The problem goes beyond the "security" issue. I also cannot install some >>>downloaded patches from Microsoft and when I try to follow up on the error >>>numbers I again come back to ?CMD?. >> >> >> You need to run cmd elevated. Start Orb>Search box>type: cmd >> When cmd appears in the Results box above, right-click it and choose "run as >> Administrator". Supply passwords if any, etc. >> >> Malke
MowGreen [MVP] wrote: > You stalking me, Malke ? <w> As often as I can, Babe. ;-) M. -- MS-MVP Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic! FAQ - http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ
Malke wrote: > MowGreen [MVP] wrote: > > >>You stalking me, Malke ? <w> > > > As often as I can, Babe. ;-) > > M. <swoon> We have to stop meeting in places like this </swoon> MG
