Hello,
Momacita, let me get things absolutely clear and right here for you.
Previous you said: -
1) Your antivirus and antispyware protection failed to load resulting in a warning. Later, there was NO warning but by checking system log it indcated a change in configuration value....HKLM\SOFTWARE\Symantec\Smantec Endpoint Protection.
2) Later on the Logs uploaded shows as follows:
Event
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Computer
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User
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Logged By
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Description
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Scan Omission
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GRAMMY-PC
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Grammy
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Scheduled scan
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Could not scan 1 files inside c:\Windows\winsxs\x86_microsoft-windows-localizeddrivers_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6000.16386_en-us_7c961b0ac7cd3eec\locdrv.cab due to extraction errors encountered by the Decomposer Engines.
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Scan Omission
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GRAMMY-PC
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Grammy
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Scheduled scan
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Could not scan 1 files inside c:\hotfix\WINDOWS6.0-KB955430-X86.MSU due to extraction errors encountered by the Decomposer Engines.
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After looking at these Logs, I would simply request you to Simply not to worry.
These errors do not indicate a malfunction in the product. The decomposer errors cannot be eliminated from system logs; they may be useful in alerting a customer to corrupt archives or deeply-compressed files that should be excluded from scans.
This event is typically encountered when any of the following occurs:
- You scan a file whose content resembles a MIME-encoded archive.
- You scan an archived file whose compressed size is less than the decomposer's 10-byte minimum.
- You scan a compressed archive that contains a password-protected file;
The decomposer engine cannot provide the password required to gain access to the file, so it will be omitted during a scan.
- You scan files that have been locked for access by the operating system and access cannot be released to the scanner because the file is in use.
- You scan files that are recursively compressed to a depth that is more than the scan engine is set to scan.
By default, the scan engine is set to scan a maximum depth of three levels (for example, a zip file contained within a zip file contained within another zip file).
- You scan files with LH7 compression, which is not a supported format.
These compressed files commonly have a .lzh extension, and they are omitted by the scan.
- You scan files that are in use by another user.
This is most commonly seen when you scan user directories and shared folders and that user has the document in question opened for editing.
- You scan files that have file system permissions set to deny access.
- Corruption exists in the virus definitions.
- Archived files have an extension that is not set in a Custom Scan's "selected extensions".
Work on the steps provided below for checking few things on your machine.
1) Click on Start > Run> Type "servicers.msc" (without quotes)
2) Services window would open up. Scroll down to the Service that says "Symantec Endpoint Protection" and "Symantec Management Client"
Make sure these services are in status "Started" and Startup Type is "Automatic", you have nothing to worry.
3) Open the Symantec Endpoint Protection Client, and check it the Virus definitions are Latest and upto date.
4) If, the Definitions are not updated, Visit the Below Website:
http://www.symantec.com/business/security_response/definitions/download/detail.jsp?gid=savce
Download and Run the Symantec Intelligent Updater, to Update your SEP Client on your machine.
Hope these Steps are clear!!!