Windows Defender Verwijderen Vista

Hi, It's deeply embedded into the OS in order to exact the control it needs to perform its function. As stated, you can disable it, though that's not generally recommended unless you have a third party tool to scan for and remove malware. Once disabled, it has no more affect on the system than if it were uninstalled. Just a curious note to add to this as well: If you had it installed under XP and upgraded to Vista, the uninstall function from XP is carried over and you can remove it, but then you'll find that you can't reinstall it later either.

-- Best of Luck, Rick Rogers, aka 'Nutcase' - Microsoft MVP Windows help - My thoughts 'AlohaMahalo' wrote in message news. >>>Accomplishes the same thing. >>>>>>-- >>>Best of Luck, >>>>>>Rick Rogers, aka 'Nutcase' - Microsoft MVP >>>>>>Windows help - >>>My thoughts >>>>>>'Nonny' wrote in message >>>news: >>>>On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 18:37:13 -0400, 'Rick Rogers' >>>>wrote: >>>>>>>>>Hi, >>>>>>>>>>You can't uninstall it, you can only disable it. Run msconfig from the >>>>>start/search line, check the startup tab. Prestressed Concrete Examples Pdf here. >>>>>>>>I think a much better - and possibly more permanent - way is to >>>>disable it in Administrative Tools/Services. >Hi, >>It's deeply embedded into the OS in order to exact the control it needs to >perform its function. As stated, you can disable it, though that's not >generally recommended unless you have a third party tool to scan for and >remove malware.