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=====Windows Defender===== | =====Windows Defender===== |
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If the restore button in windows defender is not doing anything | If the restore button in windows defender is not doing anything to a file that was on a network drive it may because it is trying to use admin privileges to restore the file to a user mapped network drive. |
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Try running ''"C:\Program Files\Windows Defender\mpcmdrun" -restore -listall'' in an admin cmd prompt | Try running ''"C:\Program Files\Windows Defender\mpcmdrun" -restore -listall'' in an admin cmd prompt |
If it produces the error ''QuarantineRestore failed 0x80508014'' then try using ''"C:\Program Files\Windows Defender\mpcmdrun" -restore -all -path %userprofile%\Downloads'' to restore the files to the downloads folder. | If it produces the error ''QuarantineRestore failed 0x80508014'' then try using ''"C:\Program Files\Windows Defender\mpcmdrun" -restore -all -path %userprofile%\Downloads'' to restore the files to the downloads folder. |
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This can be a problem when it tries to use admin privileges to restore the file to a user mapped network drive | Another option is to use the registry edit in [[win:Network Drives#Admin Access to User Shares|Network Drives]] that gives applications running as admin access to user shares. |
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