Windows 10: Windows Security is Empty

hello guys


i faced a weird problem its my first time seeing it i was going on normally with my computer when i saw a small X on my windows defender icon in the start bar down i pressed on it and it said there is a virus or action needed i tried pressing on take action or like remove this virus or what ever program that its facing and on the action menu it just gave the the option to allow it and am not dumb enough to do that so i just clicked away and then tried to go to the scan in the windows defender and i tried quick scan but nothing happens like it wont scan or anything i tried full scan still the same thing


it felt like the virus it self is preventing the windows defender from removing it or scanning for it anyways i scrolled a bit down i found something called offline scan and in the description it said for persistent viruses and it would have to restart and would take about 15 min


I decided to go with this option not knowing what will happen because it was the first time I ever did this offline scan anyways I clicked on it and it did what it did and it toke less than 5 min I think because my computer is basically new and I don't have much on it that would make it slow so after it restarted everything was normal but I noticed that my windows defender icon disappeared from the task bar down I thought it just didn't start up normally when I restarted my pc so I clicked on the start menu and clicked on my windows defender and its all black screen nothing there


I went here to read on how to fix it and tried several methods using cmd and using regedit or something and nothing worked





[Original Title: windows defender]

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Corporate Security Solution

That made me so facepalm. Some people have absolutely no clue. I hope they don't take you for granted with all this you're doing for them.

SonicWall is a good security product, so Mindweaver's suggestion sounds like a good one and should make for a rather bigger baby step. Let's hope they take it.

 

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Here is a statement from a Kernal Developer at Red Hat:

I'm not sure this exploits the legacy BIOS but rather it exploits the legacy boot method on MBR drives, injecting a signed key before the OS boots, which you are correct in that it has nothing to do with Windows 8. And the simplest fix would just be to require boot drives use GPT when Secure Boot is enabled in UEFI.