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Martin says, October 31st, 2006   

Another method:

1. Download Orca (remember to disable your pop-up blocker when on that page) and install it.
2. Open WindowsDefender.msi with Orca
3. Go to the “CustomAction� table on the left
4. Right-click on the “CHECK_WGA� action and select “Drop Row�
5. Now got to “Dialog� table on the left
6. Look for the dialog “CheckWGA�, change the Attribute from 2 to 0
7. File > Save (DO NOT use Save As…)
8. Close Orca and run the installer.

Suresh says, November 2nd, 2006   

Hey, none of the above tips work! if you have some other idea please help me out

Suresh says, November 2nd, 2006   

Thanks martin, u helped me out. But can you help me out with updating Microsofts Defender2 beta.
I cannot update its defination from MS site.

Dem0 says, November 3rd, 2006   

Thx for you help/tool… worked like a charm!

Bitangsha says, November 17th, 2006   

1. Download WindowsDefender.msi.
2. Start -> Run -> C:\WindowsDefender.msi -qr

Instead of “C:\WindowsDefender.msi” you put your whole installation path.

note : WindowsDefender.msi

Sakajuia says, September 12th, 2007   

Awesome it worked.

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