anti-malware Service Executable

**Degrader** · 21-12-2010

I get the following message in the troubleshooting: Product: anti-malware Service Executable and in this the error is My Telemetry I do not know that why it is happening. Regarding this I have tried to search solution many of the forum site but not able to get the correct solution which can fix my issue. So related to this if you have any better solution then please try to help me as soon as it is possible.

**Antonio1** · 21-12-2010

I had exactly the same problem under Vista Ultimate. I could solve it with me in the system configuration, as I in services and in the startup entries in each of the remaining entries of Windows Defender disabled. It appears from the Security Essential Defenders of disabling all the entries. Solutions but found none, but it will not automatically search for solutions. And regarding this I think that Your MSE should pose no problems, the error message says only that the anti-malware service is restarted. However, in order to locate the source of errors I suggest you contact the MS support included. (This request is free)

**Carlos16** · 21-12-2010

Is that with Vista genuine so? I am not able to find any instructions for Vista. This box I did not, for example.

Clear the check box process the SYSTEM.INI file.
Click to clear the Process WIN.INI File check box.
So please suggest me any solution for the reason that I am also going through the same issue. So try to do this as soon as it is possible for you.

**Florence_USA** · 21-12-2010

I have summarized for you once a Vista version.

Open the Start menu, click "Run" (For Vista press Windows key + R), were "msconfig" and click OK.
Change to the tab "services" and put down the box next to "All Microsoft Services" Hide.
Then click "Disable All 'button.
Change to the tab "Startup" and click "Disable All".
Close the window by clicking on "OK" and restart the computer.

So I know this much and you just d this I am sure it will help you.

**Chandranath** · 26-12-2010

There is two to three more steps are there after doing this so just follow whatever I am trying to say over here. After restart a window appears stating that your system configuration has changed. Set the hook here; simply click on "OK", so this notice will no longer appear. The above steps carried out, can you undo and do as follows.
1. Open the Start menu, click "Run", were "msconfig" and click OK.
2. Choose the tab "General" tab, select "Normal startup" and close the window with "OK".
3. Restart your computer.
Which 3rd party tool, it is exactly, is always hard to find. In general, MSE problems with other security software, but it also makes system tuning software may be responsible under the circumstances for the error.

**Degrader** · 27-12-2010

Clean boot which you are sayi8ng it does not help me. And the error messages still come. Even when I restarted the PC with the modified system configuration several times. Where I also noticed, that which can be seen in the show, it about these messages, both the high and comes on shutdown. Really do not know whether now really MSE's how it works as it should?