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Posted by Scherbina Vladimir on March 8, 2006, 3:32 pm
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If you're going to detect what AV is installed then you need to form a list
of well-known AV's, and use Win32_InstalledSoftwareElement wmi class to get
the list of all installed programs. Then simply compare those two lists.
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> Then most likely you need to contact MS support to figure out what's
> wrong. Or use GetExtendedTcpTable dynamically - LoadLibrary for
> "Iphlpapi.dll" and then GetProcAddress for "GetExtendedTcpTable".
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> Vladimir
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>> Nevermind. I couldn't find it here at work because it's been disabled.
>> I was expecting to see three lights...green, yellow, or red for av,
>> firewall, and automatic updates. I bet that's how it'll look on my
>> home computer.
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>> "You can manage Windows Security Center by using Active Directory Group
>> Policy settings. By default, Windows Security Center is turned off in
>> domain environments."
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