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How to fix Vista’s Security Center from reporting missing or duplicate programs | |
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| Time: 00:58 EST/05:58 GMT | News Source: Blorge | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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The Windows Security Center which is included with Windows XP SP2 and Windows Vista is a nice way of seeing the security status overview of your system but sometimes it makes mistakes after you have uninstalled one or more programs and replaced them with others. Here’s how to correct those problems with Security Center. Sometimes, after you have uninstalled a firewall, antivirus or malware detection program the entry remains because the uninstaller failed to remove the entry from the Security Center either by design or just sloppy coding. Either way, you are not stuck and this is easily fixed. You will need to force the operating system to repair Windows Management Instrumentation, before proceeding, create a restore point because if you mess up here, worse things can happen. | ||
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