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Shh/Updater-B - Web protection is no longer functional [0xa058000c]

adam23

All my machines now has these error on them after the Shh/Updater-B problem.

Web protection is no longer functional. The filtering driver has been bypassed or unloaded [0xa058000c]

Any idea's on how to fix this?  reprotecting a machine does not fix the error.  Just comes right back.

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    adam23 wrote:

    Most of my machines are up-to-date with the fix.  But that has not resolved this issue.  Only way I have found to fix it is to manually remove the client, reboot and re-install.  I assume there is a file missing or something.

    I do not want to have to manually re-install all of my clients.

    In the huge thread on this, there have been some batch files posted that copy the missing files from the update location to the endpoint. You could use such a batch file as a machine startup script, or push it with PSEXEC, etc. to avoid having to reprotect systems. You might need to tweak them for these specific files, but currently this is your quickest option to recover from this. I'm mostly monitoring the other thread, so if I miss something here, please cross post to the other thread and I'll hopefully see it.

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    adam23 wrote:

    Most of my machines are up-to-date with the fix.  But that has not resolved this issue.  Only way I have found to fix it is to manually remove the client, reboot and re-install.  I assume there is a file missing or something.

    I do not want to have to manually re-install all of my clients.

    In the huge thread on this, there have been some batch files posted that copy the missing files from the update location to the endpoint. You could use such a batch file as a machine startup script, or push it with PSEXEC, etc. to avoid having to reprotect systems. You might need to tweak them for these specific files, but currently this is your quickest option to recover from this. I'm mostly monitoring the other thread, so if I miss something here, please cross post to the other thread and I'll hopefully see it.

    :31675
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