Defender Failed 0x800106ba-0x80092003

"Christine Williams" wrote:

> Here's how I fixed it:
>
>
> Click Start
> In Search - services
> Click on Services in the list
> You will now have a list of services on the pc
> Scroll to Windows Defender and it will say Manual
> Change it to Automatic and Start it then
> Reboot and the message is gone from both of my computers.....
>
>
> "shirli" <shirli.TakeThisOut@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:92914FB2-7859-47B1-8AFC-39CB5F92266D@microsoft.com...
> > windows defender error 0x800106ba keeps popping up.. i don't know what to
> > do..
> > i have no clue how this happend and what to do....help
> >
> > "Ray Barnes" wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> Use the admin settings to check the manuel or auto run settings and fix
> >> the error in windows defender by changing the way it runs. Auto or
> >> manuel and then reset back to run atuomatic at startup of system start.
> >>
> >>
> >> --
> >> Ray Barnes
> >>
>

Christine,
You're Awesome! Worked on my computer too! Thank You
Johnny

I tried the regcure, but you have to pay for it and I believe that this
is a Windows Vista Problem that should be fix by Microsoft. However, try
the following steps and do it yourself without paying for it.

1 Go to control Panel and click on Administrative tools.
2 Click on services and a new windows will appear.
3 Look up for windows defender and right click on it, click on
properties and select automatic, it should be on manual, change it to
automatic and click apply then o.k. and will take you back to the
services windows.
4 Windows Defender should be highlighted and on the left hand side of
the services windows, should be 2 links, click restart.
5 Close all windows and open Windows Defender, it should work without a
problem and your popup window at start up will not be display any
longer.

Hope this helps you.


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neednonerd

I tried the regcure, but you have to pay for it and I believe that this
is a Windows Vista Problem that should be fix by Microsoft. However, try
the following steps and do it yourself without paying for it.

1 Go to control Panel and click on Administrative tools.
2 Click on services and a new windows will appear.
3 Look up for windows defender and right click on it, click on
properties and select automatic, it should be on manual, change it to
automatic and click apply then o.k. and will take you back to the
services windows.
4 Windows Defender should be highlighted and on the left hand side of
the services windows, should be 2 links, click restart.
5 Close all windows and open Windows Defender, it should work without a
problem and your popup window at start up will not be display any
longer.
Hope this helps you.


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neednonerd

Me too I have dat problem I tink Im jus a dum coon ass dough

"Mvgratz" wrote:

>
> graydog7;478497 Wrote:
> > I turned on my Vista64 PC today to find that Defender has decided to
> > stop working!
> >
> > It pops up a message with error number 0x800106ba.
> >
> > A search of the knowledgebase advises removing Defender and
> > re-installing with Run>appwiz.cpl but when I do this "Defender" isn't in
> > the list of installed programs.
> >
> > It isn't in the "Turn Windows features on or off" section either.
> >
> > Running the WindowsDefender installer package just says it's already
> > installed and doesn't offer Repair/Uninstall options.
> >
> > Starting the Defender service through "Computer Management" fails and
> > produces an 0x80092003 error which is an error relating to reading or
> > writing to a file.
> >
> >
> > I feel this problem has been introduced by an Automatic Update as
> > nothing else has changed since yesterday.
> >
> > Anyone else having this problem?
> >
> > Thanks GH
> I had the same problem after upgradeing from Vista32 bit to Vista64
> bit. Here's what I did to fix mine;
> 1. Click start
> 2.
>
>
> --
> Mvgratz
>

Mvgratz;960517 Wrote:
> > graydog7;478497 Wrote:
> > I turned on my Vista64 PC today to find that Defender has decided to
> > stop working!
> >
> > It pops up a message with error number 0x800106ba.
> >
> > A search of the knowledgebase advises removing Defender and
> > re-installing with Run>appwiz.cpl but when I do this "Defender" isn't in
> > the list of installed programs.
> >
> > It isn't in the "Turn Windows features on or off" section either.
> >
> > Running the WindowsDefender installer package just says it's already
> > installed and doesn't offer Repair/Uninstall options.
> >
> > Starting the Defender service through "Computer Management" fails and
> > produces an 0x80092003 error which is an error relating to reading or
> > writing to a file.
> >
> >
> > I feel this problem has been introduced by an Automatic Update as
> > nothing else has changed since yesterday.
> >
> > Anyone else having this problem?
> >
> > Thanks GH> >
> I had the same problem after upgradeing from Vista32 bit to Vista64
> bit. Here's what I did to fix mine;
> 1. Click start
> 2. Type Run MsConfig
> 3. On the System Config Window Click on the Services Tag
> 4. Click on the "hide all Microsoft Services" option.
> 5. Click on the Start Up Tab at the top.
> 6. Scroll down to the Windows Defender box and Uncheck it.
> 7. Go back to the Services Tab and Uncheck "hide all Microsoft
> Services".
> 8. Click on Apply, and OK.
> 9. Restart Computer
> This took care of my problems. Hope it helps you too!

thanks man 4 real!


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alanhurtado19

I tied many hours to fix this problem, and the following suggestion from
the Forum finally worked. Thanks.

Go to the main Update window and
click on "Installed Updates" (on the left-hand side of the window, at
the
bottom), and then remove "Update for Microsoft Windows (KB931099)"
(only).
Reboot. Reboot again. Go back to Windows Update, and re-install the
same
update, by clicking on the Check for Updates button.


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Farr

I followed your instructions and it worked.

Thank you so much.


Engel;478883 Wrote:
> Troubleshooting Windows Defender
>
> 'Troubleshooting Windows Defender'
> (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555957)
> - --
>
> "graydog7" wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> > > Engel;478568 Wrote:> > > > >
> > > > > You might try this. Go to the main Windows Update window and
> > > > > click on "Installed Updates" (on the left-hand side of the window,
> > > at
> > > > > the
> > > > > bottom), and then remove "Update for Microsoft Windows (KB931099)"
> > > > > (only).
> > > > > Reboot. Reboot again. Go back to Windows Update, and re-install the
> > > > > same
> > > > > update, by clicking on the Check for Updates button.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > This should essentially re-install Windows Defender on Vista.
> > > > >> > > >
> > >
> > > Hi Engel
> > >
> > > I saw your advice here in an earlier Post. Gave it a go, but It
> > hasn't
> > > fixed the problem.
> > >
> > > Also tried a system restore, but the earliest resotre point now
> > seems
> > > to be immediately after the offending update!
> > >
> > > GH
> > >
> > >
> > > --
> > > graydog7
> > > > >


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Farr

Mvgratz;960517 Wrote:
> > graydog7;478497 Wrote:
> > I turned on my Vista64 PC today to find that Defender has decided to
> > stop working!
> >
> > It pops up a message with error number 0x800106ba.
> >
> > A search of the knowledgebase advises removing Defender and
> > re-installing with Run>appwiz.cpl but when I do this "Defender" isn't in
> > the list of installed programs.
> >
> > It isn't in the "Turn Windows features on or off" section either.
> >
> > Running the WindowsDefender installer package just says it's already
> > installed and doesn't offer Repair/Uninstall options.
> >
> > Starting the Defender service through "Computer Management" fails and
> > produces an 0x80092003 error which is an error relating to reading or
> > writing to a file.
> >
> >
> > I feel this problem has been introduced by an Automatic Update as
> > nothing else has changed since yesterday.
> >
> > Anyone else having this problem?
> >
> > Thanks GH> >
> I had the same problem after upgradeing from Vista32 bit to Vista64
> bit. Here's what I did to fix mine;
> 1. Click start
> 2. Type Run MsConfig
> 3. On the System Config Window Click on the Services Tag
> 4. Click on the "hide all Microsoft Services" option.
> 5. Click on the Start Up Tab at the top.
> 6. Scroll down to the Windows Defender box and Uncheck it.
> 7. Go back to the Services Tab and Uncheck "hide all Microsoft
> Services".
> 8. Click on Apply, and OK.
> 9. Restart Computer
> This took care of my problems. Hope it helps you too!



Hello,

But I believe that this just by-passes the problem by turning off
Defender. It doesn't really resolve the problem with Defender. I have
this same problem running Vista 32 bit Home Premium so it doesn't seem
to be related to the 64-bit platform.

Every solution I try doesn't work for me for some reason. Can anyone
help please? I'm very frustrated for this has wasted so much of my
time...


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doulos737

I was getting both codes and this did the trick!!! I no longer receiver
either code and my computer is running pretty great.....(knock wood!).
Thank you!!


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4sweetcats

Thanks mvgrate and xxxmarienxxx! Your suggestions together solved
my in that the error message no longer appears and Defender is running.

Mvgratz;960517 Wrote:
> I had the same problem after upgradeing from Vista32 bit to Vista64 bit.
> Here's what I did to fix mine;
> 1. Click start
> 2. Type Run MsConfig
> 3. On the System Config Window Click on the Services Tag
> 4. Click on the "hide all Microsoft Services" option.
> 5. Click on the Start Up Tab at the top.
> 6. Scroll down to the Windows Defender box and Uncheck it.
> 7. Go back to the Services Tab and Uncheck "hide all Microsoft
> Services".
> 8. Click on Apply, and OK.
> 9. Restart Computer
> This took care of my problems. Hope it helps you too!


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uncleju

Thanks so much that was a perfect fix!


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dwhs

Hello,

To be brief,

I solved the problem by:

In msconfig as well as in services Defender must be start up
automaticly.


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twiede