Windows 10 has a new very important warning from the Microsoft company released for PCs all over the world, the American company finally admitting that it has a very serious problem now with the operating system. More precisely, the Microsoft company announced to its users around the world that the update KB4520062 for Windows 10 should not be installed on computers because it breaks the protection system of Windows Defender.
Windows 10 has Windows Defender offered for computers as an antivirus designed to protect files and users against viruses on the Internet, but it seems that this update breaks part of this system on PCs. Windows 10 has in the KB452006 update broken the Advanced Threat Protection component of Windows Defender, it refuses to work anymore, and displays the error 0xc0000409 in the users' PCs after applying the update.
Windows 10: WARNING from Microsoft for ALL PCs
Windows 10 would only have enterprise customers affected by this rather serious problem, and here it matters the most that it exists, because they generate a lot of money for what from Microsoft every year. If Windows 10 cannot protect companies from viruses with Windows Defender, through this system of detecting dangers, then Americans have few reasons to convince companies to buy their software.
“After installing this update, the Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) service may stop working and may not send reporting data. You may also receive a 0xc0000409 error in the View Viewer in MsSense.exe."
Windows 10 has had problems with Windows Defender in the past, but none of them were as serious as the one now, so we are talking about an unprecedented situation in which those from Microsoft lose even more. Windows 10 has been full of problems in recent months, with Microsoft only saying that they no longer focus so much on the operating system, preferring to focus their efforts on cloud infrastructure for companies.
Windows 10 has this patch KB4520062 in distribution since October 15, when the warning from Microsoft came, so take care to avoid it, especially if you work in a company and have sensitive data on your PC.
