The msseces.exe is not from an unknown provider it is just the notifier from the previous release of MSE i.e. However, I am not irritated enough to install a download from an unknown provider….:p Can no longer rely on the older color coding schemes, since the fact that XP is no longer supported defaults everything to red.
As it is now, I have to click the update tab and check. While I just ignore the red house MSE, it would be nice to be able to opt out of the XP nag (red) and have the MSE be green IF MY DEFINITIONS ARE UP-TO-DATE. The “nag” makes it red (because XP is no longer supported), in spite of the fact that MSE is actually working as an anti-virus (and will be supported until July 2015). BUT if you read the MSE home page, it says my virus definitions are up to date and real-time protection is on. Since support has ended for XP, I get the “red house” MSE.
I have MSE installed in the Virtual Machine also. I have XP installed in Virtual Mode on my Windows 7 Professional. I totally agree….that defeats the purpose of the warning/notifier system it all together.
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