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Cannot enable Windows Vista Security Center

Asked by tetrad in Windows Network Security, Windows Vista

Tags: Vista, security center

After a virus removal I find that Windows security alerts tells me that the Windows Security Center is turned off.  You open it and click the turn on button and you get a message saying that it can't be started.    I have gone into services and saw that it was disabled.  If you go and try to enable it for manual, auto, or auto delayed and click OK or apply; it will revert to disable right away.  Is there a registry entry that a virus could have modified to do this?  I have looked online and all i can seem to find it is info on how to enable it using windows services, which does nothing for me.
 
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Zones: Windows Network Security, Windows Vista
Tags: Vista, security center
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