Antivirus On Windows Xp
Today, the antivirus Microsoft Security Essentials on Windows XP are being terminated. As is well known, Windows XP support ended on 8 April 2014, so Microsoft decided to turn off the antivirus for the system. Reports that MSE would work for another year for this system have not been remedied, but a new version of 4.5.216.0, which is automatically installed with security updates, turns off the antivirus and warns the user that the LOs are outdated and should be removed. But too many people use this system and this convenient antivirus, so I found a solution that allows the antivirus to work further.
The solution to the problem was the undocumented key to antivirus designs:
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♪ ExpiryNotificationIntervalDays=dword:ffffffffffff
To date, this is the first and only solution on the Internet, with a completely legal solution that can be quickly identified by users. As system administrators have been expecting many calls on 9 April that antivirus has ceased to work and a quick solution is needed without replacing antivirus. In view of the fact that, in order to make this flow, it will have to be placed on the registry grid, the default recording is prohibited. You may also take advantage of my decision here, where this key is recorded in the registry without changing access rights, and the distributor itself is placed on Windows XP SP2 (including the necessary updates) and above on any architecture.
