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06-Oct-2009, 01:06 AM #1
Solved: Microsoft Client Protection?
Hello All:

I am trying to install WINDOWS DEFENDER and this message comes up telling me to remove the MICROSOFT CLIENT PROTECTION in order to install this program...

Does anyone know how to get this off the system, where to find it and if there is a program that can remove it?

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Scott
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Use "OneCareCleanUp.exe" to clean your PC. Get the file from microsoft, install and run it, reboot and then install windows defender again. I even uninstalled MS Security Essentials and then installed WD. Iused the tool twice and succesfully installed WD.
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I then reinstalled MS Security Essentials & everything is functioning fine.
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