nope.. i used toolkit.cmd as admin, just like it said.. and using version 9.1 with a freshly downloaded iso of windows 10, with the esd turned into a wim for win10 home. I got that same kind of error quite a bit when i was removing stuff from windows.. so not sure whats going on.. everything else worked fine.. from copying the source and converting
Any idea what's removing Microsoft.Windows.SecHealthUI_cw5n1h2txyewy Its causing the defender GUI not to work. Defender itself is running as a service but you can't launch the GUI without an error saying you need to get an app to display windowsdefender.
That is why it is called start. What start.cmd does is elevate toolkit.cmd with Nsudo to Trusted Installer, All Privileges.
That is what the readme file is for, all the different versions are broken down in there step by step.
Can't blame them for not reading the readme though.... you'd read an older version and then think you've read them all. Maybe if the filename is something like README.v9.1 then people would realize...
currently only en-us and en-gb if you thread search language, you can see previous comments from msmg about adding language support
@MSMG what name is WindowsDefender for applist or packagelist? I only found that at Microsoft.Windows.SecHealthUI from registery in latest win10(17763.316). Should use that If remove WindowsDefender ? @MSMG @boo123 about OneDrive I also found Microsoft-Windows-OneDrive-Setup-Package from registery in latest win10(17763.316).So Is Microsoft-Windows-OneDrive-Package valid? which should one?
Seems MSMG author last post on MDL is from January 27th. No more activity since. Hope he has no personal problems.