This time, we will show you how to update KB2267602 to the latest version and how to stop updates in an environment where third-party security software is installed.
If you ever need to uninstall third-party security software for any reason, we recommend keeping KB2267602 up to date to be on the safe side.
Third-party security software and KB2267602 updates
In most cases, if you have third-party security software installed on Windows 11, Microsoft Defender Antivirus in Windows Security will be disabled.
If "Microsoft Defender Antivirus" is disabled, the "Microsoft Defender Antivirus Security Intelligence Update – KB2267602" update is not required, but it may be updated daily due to Windows specifications.
The author's (ESET Internet SecurityIn my environment where I have installed KB2267602, the updates were made daily (once or twice) up until KB2267602 (version 1.395.1403.0), but they have stopped being updated since then.
On the other hand, KB2267602, which has not been updated until now, was released in September. Windows Update It has been reported that updates have been made daily since then.
I've also been concerned about this since updates stopped, but the underlying cause is unknown.
Update KB2267602 to the latest version if you have third-party security software installed.
1.Task tray (notification area)Click the Windows Security icon in the
2. Click Virus & threat protection.
3. Click Microsoft Defender Antivirus Options.
4. Under "Microsoft Defender Antivirus Options," turn "Periodic Scans" to "On."
5.The "User Account Control" message will appear, so click "Yes".
6. Then, "Virus & Threat Protection Updates" will appear below, so click "Update Protection".
7. Click "Check for updates."
8. The update check will begin, so please wait a moment.
9. When the update is complete, the message "Update successful" will be displayed.
10. Under "Microsoft Defender Antivirus Options," turn "Periodic Scans" to "Off."
11.The "User Account Control" message will appear, so click "Yes".
At this time, an exclamation mark may appear on the Windows Security icon in the taskbar.
If you have not disabled any settings, the exclamation marks will disappear after restarting your PC.
Stopping KB2267602 updates in environments where third-party security software is installed
If KB2267602 is still being updated even when "Periodic Scans" under "Microsoft Defender Antivirus Options" is set to "Off," try turning it "On" once, restarting your PC, and then turning it "Off" again, as described above.
This method is not foolproof, but give it a try.
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