Windows 10 DLL File Information - wscui.cpl |
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General Information
File Description: | Security and Maintenance |
File Version: | 10.0.10130.0 (fbl_impressive.150522-2224) |
Company: | Microsoft Corporation |
Product Name: | Microsoft® Windows® Operating System |
DLL popularity | Very Low - 1 other DLL files in system32 directory are statically linked to this file. |
File Size: | 1,112 KB |
Total Number of Exported Functions: | 6 |
Total Number of Exported Functions With Names: | 6 |
Section Headers
Name | Virtual Address | Raw Data Size | % of File | Characteristics | Section Contains... |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
.text | 0x00001000 | 76,288 Bytes | 6.7% | Read, Execute | Code |
.data | 0x00014000 | 512 Bytes | 0.0% | Write, Read | Initialized Data |
.idata | 0x00015000 | 7,680 Bytes | 0.7% | Read | Initialized Data |
.didat | 0x00017000 | 512 Bytes | 0.0% | Write, Read | Initialized Data |
.rsrc | 0x00018000 | 1,047,552 Bytes | 92.0% | Read | Initialized Data |
.reloc | 0x00118000 | 5,632 Bytes | 0.5% | Read, Discardable | Initialized Data |
Static Linking
wscui.cpl is statically linked to the following files:msvcrt.dll
ntdll.dll
api-ms-win-core-debug-l1-1-1.dll
api-ms-win-core-errorhandling-l1-1-1.dll
api-ms-win-core-file-l1-2-1.dll
api-ms-win-core-interlocked-l1-2-0.dll
api-ms-win-core-handle-l1-1-0.dll
api-ms-win-core-heap-l1-2-0.dll
api-ms-win-core-libraryloader-l1-2-0.dll
api-ms-win-core-libraryloader-l1-2-1.dll
api-ms-win-core-localization-l1-2-1.dll
api-ms-win-core-registry-l1-1-0.dll
api-ms-win-core-memory-l1-1-2.dll
api-ms-win-core-processenvironment-l1-2-0.dll
api-ms-win-core-processthreads-l1-1-2.dll
api-ms-win-core-profile-l1-1-0.dll
api-ms-win-core-string-l1-1-0.dll
api-ms-win-core-synch-l1-2-0.dll
api-ms-win-core-sysinfo-l1-2-1.dll
api-ms-win-security-base-l1-2-0.dll
UxTheme.dll
USER32.dll
GDI32.dll
gdiplus.dll
combase.dll
SHELL32.dll
SHLWAPI.dll
RPCRT4.dll
WSCAPI.dll
KERNEL32.dll
This means that when wscui.cpl is loaded, the above files are automatically loaded too. If one of these files is corrupted or missing, wscui.cpl won't be loaded.
List of files that are statically linked to wscui.cpl
wscinterop.dll
This means that when one of the above files is loaded, wscui.cpl will be loaded too. (The opposite of the previous 'Static Linking' section)
General Resources Information
Resource Type | Number of Items | Total Size | % of File |
---|---|---|---|
Icons | 6 | 1,003,369 Bytes | 88.1% |
Animated Icons | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Cursors | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Animated Cursors | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Bitmaps | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
AVI Files | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Dialog-Boxes | 1 | 452 Bytes | 0.0% |
HTML Related Files | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Menus | 0 | 0 Bytes | 0.0% |
Strings | 508 | 63,980 Bytes | 5.6% |
Type Libraries | 1 | 3,172 Bytes | 0.3% |
Manifest | 1 | 1,181 Bytes | 0.1% |
All Others | 17 | 34,069 Bytes | 3.0% |
Total | 534 | 1,106,223 Bytes | 97.1% |
Icons in this file
There are 6 icons stored in this DLL file. You can view all these icons in the following small thumbnail:
Cursors in this file
No cursors found in this file
Dialog-boxes list (up to 1000 dialogs)
In the following section, you can find the captions of dialog-boxes stored in this DLL. The list is currently limited to 1000 dialogs.ID | Dialog Caption |
---|---|
1011 | Security and Maintenance |
String resources in this dll (up to 1000 strings)
String ID | String Text |
---|---|
1020 | Virus protection |
1021 | Spyware and unwanted software protection |
1022 | Internet security settings |
1023 | User Account Control |
1024 | Windows Update |
1025 | Network firewall |
1026 | Windows Security Center Service |
1030 | Restart |
1031 | Not found |
1033 | Out of date |
1034 | Check settings |
1035 | Not automatic |
1036 | Not set up |
1037 | Check status |
1038 | Not monitored |
1041 | Snoozing |
1042 | Not initialized |
1043 | Not protected |
1050 | You must restart Windows for these settings to take effect |
1051 | Choose a firewall option |
1052 | Choose an antivirus option |
1053 | Choose an antispyware option |
1054 | Choose an Internet security option |
1055 | Windows is updating definitions for Windows Defender |
1056 | Applying policy for User Account Control... |
1057 | Installed firewall apps |
1058 | Installed virus protection apps |
1059 | Installed spyware protection apps |
1062 | Do you want to run this app? You should only run apps that come from publishers you trust. |
1100 | Note that running more than one firewall at a time can cause conflicts. <A ID="idLearnMore">How does a firewall help protect my PC?</A> |
1101 | <A ID="idLearnMore">How does anti-malware software help protect my PC?</A> |
1103 | Note that running more than one firewall at a time can cause conflicts. For more information, see <A ID="idMultipleHelp">Why you should only use one firewall.</A> |
1104 | <A ID="idLearnMore">How does Windows Update help protect my PC?</A> |
1105 | <A ID="idLearnMore">How does antivirus software help protect my PC?</A> |
1106 | <A ID="idLearnMore">How does antispyware software help protect my PC?</A> |
1110 | Turn o&n... |
1111 | Turn o&n now |
1113 | &Change settings... |
1114 | C&onfigure |
1115 | Turn &on... |
1116 | Turn &on now |
1117 | &Update... |
1118 | &Update now |
1120 | T&urn on... |
1121 | T&urn on now |
1122 | &Update... |
1123 | &Update now |
1125 | &Restart now |
1126 | Restore &settings... |
1127 | Tu&rn on now |
1128 | Turn on &now |
1129 | Restart &now |
1130 | Restart &later |
1131 | &Close |
1132 | &Find an app online |
1133 | View fire&wall options |
1134 | View &antivirus options |
1135 | View &antivirus apps |
1136 | View antisp&yware options |
1137 | View antisp&yware apps |
1139 | Take &action |
1140 | &Turn on now |
1141 | R&enew |
1150 | The Windows Security Center service can't be started. |
1151 | Windows did not trust this app because its identity can't be verified. |
1152 | Windows can't restore your Internet security settings to their default levels. <A HREF="errorActionInternetSettingsConfigure">Change settings manually</A> |
1153 | Windows can't enable User Account Control on this PC. |
1154 | Windows can't restart the PC. For the changes to take effect, you must turn off the PC and then turn it back on. |
1155 | Security and Maintenance can't turn on Windows Defender. Please try again later. |
1156 | Security and Maintenance can't update definitions for Windows Defender. |
1160 | Security and Maintenance can't turn on firewall monitoring. Please try again later. |
1161 | Windows can't turn on antivirus monitoring. Please try again later. |
1162 | Windows can't turn on antispyware monitoring. Please try again later. |
1163 | Windows can't enable User Account Control on this PC because your system administrator is controlling these settings. |
1164 | There are no new definitions available to download for Windows Defender. |
1165 | You don't have the correct permissions to perform this action. For more information contact your system administrator. |
1166 | Security and Maintenance can't turn on Windows Firewall. <A HREF="errorActionWindowsFirewallControlPanel">Turn on Windows Firewall manually</A> |
1168 | The app %1 provided Windows to fix this issue did not run. |
1169 | Security and Maintenance can't change your security settings. <A HREF="errorWoaHelpLink">How do I restore my security settings</A> |
1180 | Restart |
1181 | Security and Maintenance |
1182 | Security and Maintenance |
1183 | Microsoft Windows |
1184 | Restoring your Internet security settings to their recommended levels will help protect your PC. <A ID="idLearnMore">How do Internet security settings help protect my PC?</A> |
1185 | A firewall can help prevent hackers or malicious software from gaining access to your PC through a network or the Internet. <A ID="idLearnMore">How does a firewall help protect my PC?</A> |
1186 | Antivirus software helps protect your PC from viruses and other security threats. <A ID="idLearnMore">How does antivirus software help protect my PC?</A> |
1187 | Antispyware software helps protect your PC from spyware and potentially unwanted software. <A ID="idLearnMore">How does antispyware software help protect my PC?</A> |
1188 | Searching for definitions... |
1189 | Downloading definitions... |
1190 | Installing definitions... |
1191 | Publisher: %1 Program: %2 %3 |
1192 | %1 Unknown Publisher |
1193 | %1 has not provided Windows with an app to fix this issue. |
1200 | Security and Maintenance |
1201 | Other security settings |
1202 | Firewall |
1204 | Malware protection |
1210 | Segoe UI |
1212 | Segoe UI |
1214 | Segoe UI |
1215 | 11.0 |
1230 | Security essentials |
1231 | To help protect your PC, make sure the four security essentials below are marked On or OK. |
1232 | Security essentials |
1233 | The security settings on this PC are managed by a network administrator because your PC is part of a domain (a group of PCs on a network). To help protect your PC, the administrator of this PC should do the following: |
1234 | Install a firewall and keep it turned on (Windows Firewall is automatically installed). |
1235 | Set up Windows Update to download and install critical updates automatically. |
1236 | Install antivirus software and keep it turned on and up to date. |
1237 | <A ID="idWhatsNew">Using Security and Maintenance</A> |
1238 | <A ID="idWhatsNew">Using Windows at work</A> |
1244 | Get the latest security and virus information online from Microsoft |
1245 | Backup and Restore |
1246 | See also |
1250 | Turn on Windows Firewall Choosing this option turns on Windows Firewall for all network connections. |
1251 | Turn on %1 Choosing this option will run a registered, signed app that Windows can't monitor. |
1252 | Show me the firewall apps on this PC |
1254 | I'll turn on %1 myself The publisher has not provided Windows a way to turn on and update the app. Choosing this option will close this dialog box. |
1255 | Find an app online to help protect your PC |
1260 | Find an app online to help protect your PC |
1261 | Show me the antivirus apps on this PC |
1262 | Show me the antivirus apps on this PC |
1264 | I'll turn on and update %1 myself The publisher has not provided Windows a way to turn on and update the app. Choosing this option will close this dialog box. |
1269 | Find an app online to help protect your PC |
1270 | Update definitions for Windows Defender |
1271 | Turn on Windows Defender |
1272 | Turn on Windows Defender and update definitions |
1273 | Update %1 Choosing this option will run a signed app registered to %1 that Windows can't monitor. |
1274 | Turn on %1 Choosing this option will run a signed app registered to %1 that Windows can't monitor. |
1275 | Turn on and update %1 Choosing this option will run a signed app registered to %1 that Windows can't monitor. |
1276 | Show me the antispyware apps on this PC |
1278 | Show me the antispyware apps on this PC |
1279 | I'll turn on and update %1 myself The publisher has not provided Windows a way to turn on and update the app. Choosing this option will close this dialog box. |
1280 | Restore my Internet security settings now This option will only change the "at risk" Internet settings to their default levels. |
1281 | I want to restore my Internet security settings myself This option will highlight which Internet settings are not at their recommended levels so that you can restore them yourself. |
1282 | Yes, I trust the publisher and want to run this app |
1283 | No, I would like to verify the identity of the publisher before running this app |
1290 | Help |
1291 | Note that this setting is controlled by Group Policy |
1293 | Name |
1294 | Status |
1297 | Out of date |
1298 | Don't show me this again. |
1299 | This app will not run |
1300 | Snoozed |
1301 | Windows Defender |
1302 | Windows Firewall |
1304 | Not protected |
1309 | Update definitions for Windows Defender |
1310 | Turn on Windows Defender |
1311 | Turn on Windows Defender and update definitions |
1312 | Update %1 Choosing this option will run a signed app registered to %1 that Windows can't monitor. |
1314 | Turn on %1 Choosing this option will run a signed app registered to %1 that Windows can't monitor. |
1315 | Turn on and update %1 Choosing this option will run a signed app registered to %1 that Windows can't monitor. |
1316 | Show me the antivirus apps on this PC |
1317 | Show me the antivirus apps on this PC |
1321 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. <A ID="idcldAvSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1322 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. <A ID="idCldAVListAndSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1325 | %1 is turned off and must be turned on manually. <A ID="idShowInstalledAVList">Show me the antivirus apps on this PC.</A> |
1326 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. <A ID="idCldAsSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1327 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. <A ID="idCldAsListAndSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1328 | %1 is turned off and must be turned on manually. <A ID="idShowInstalledASList">Show me the antispyware apps on this PC.</A> |
1403 | Windows Firewall is actively protecting your PC. <A ID="idShowInstalledFWList">Show me the firewall apps on this PC.</A> |
1404 | Windows Firewall and %1 are both turned on. |
1405 | %1 is currently turned on. |
1406 | Windows Firewall and %1 are both turned on. <A ID="idShowInstalledFWList">Show me the firewall apps on this PC.</A> |
1407 | %1 is currently turned on. <A ID="idShowInstalledFWList">Show me the firewall apps on this PC.</A> |
1408 | Windows Firewall and multiple other firewalls are turned on. <A ID="idShowInstalledFWList">Show me the firewall apps on this PC.</A> |
1409 | Multiple firewalls are turned on. <A ID="idShowInstalledFWList">Show me the firewall apps on this PC.</A> |
1410 | Windows Firewall and %1 are both turned off. |
1411 | Windows Firewall and multiple other firewalls are turned off. |
1413 | %1 is turned off. |
1415 | Multiple firewalls are turned off. |
1416 | Windows Defender, which is included in Windows, is also available to help protect against potentially unwanted software. |
1417 | Windows Defender is also running and included in Windows. Windows Defender is turned on, but currently out of date. |
1418 | Windows Defender is helping to protect your PC. |
1419 | Windows Defender is helping to protect your PC. <A ID="idShowInstalledAVList">Show me the antivirus apps on this PC.</A> |
1420 | %1 is turned on. |
1421 | %1 is turned on. <A ID="idShowInstalledAVList">Show me the antivirus apps on this PC.</A> |
1422 | Windows Defender and multiple other antivirus apps are turned on and up to date. <A ID="idShowInstalledAVList">Show me the antivirus apps on this PC.</A> |
1423 | Multiple antivirus apps are turned on and up to date. <A ID="idShowInstalledAVList">Show me the antivirus apps on this PC.</A> |
1424 | Windows Defender and %1 are both out of date. <A ID="idcldAVSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1425 | Windows Defender is turned off. <A ID="idcldAvSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1426 | Windows Defender is out of date. <A ID="idcldAvSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1427 | You have multiple antivirus apps that are out of date. |
1428 | Windows Defender and multiple other antivirus apps are turned off. |
1429 | Windows Defender is out of date. <A ID="idCldAvListAndSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1430 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned on. |
1431 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned on. <A ID="idShowInstalledAVList">Show me the antivirus apps on this PC.</A> |
1432 | Multiple antivirus apps are turned off. |
1433 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned off. |
1434 | Windows Defender and multiple other antivirus apps are out of date. |
1435 | %1 is turned off. |
1436 | %1 is up to date and virus scanning is on. |
1437 | %1 is up to date and virus scanning is on. <A ID="idShowInstalledAVList">Show me the antivirus apps on this PC.</A> |
1438 | Windows did not find antivirus software on this PC. <A ID="idcldAvSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1439 | Multiple antivirus apps are turned on and up to date. <A ID="idShowInstalledAVList">Show me the antivirus apps on this PC.</A> |
1440 | Windows Defender, which is included in Windows, is also available to help protect against potentially unwanted software. |
1441 | Windows Defender is also running and included in Windows. Windows Defender is turned on, but currently out of date. |
1442 | Windows Defender is helping to protect your PC. |
1443 | Windows Defender is helping to protect your PC. <A ID="idShowInstalledASList">Show me the antispyware apps on this PC.</A> |
1444 | Windows Defender is turned off. <A ID="idCldAsSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1445 | Windows Defender is out of date. <A ID="idCldAsSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1446 | Windows Defender is out of date. <A ID="idCldAsListAndSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1447 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned on. |
1448 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned on. <A ID="idShowInstalledASList">Show me the antispyware apps on this PC.</A> |
1449 | %1 is turned on. |
1450 | %1 is turned on. <A ID="idShowInstalledASList">Show me the antispyware apps on this PC.</A> |
1451 | Windows Defender and multiple other antispyware apps are turned on and up to date. <A ID="idShowInstalledASList">Show me the antispyware apps on this PC.</A> |
1452 | Multiple antispyware apps are turned on and up to date. <A ID="idShowInstalledASList">Show me the antispyware apps on this PC.</A> |
1454 | Windows Defender and %1 are both out of date. <A ID="idCldAsSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1456 | Windows Defender and %1 are both out of date. <A ID="idCldAsListAndSelfMonitor">Show me my available options.</A> |
1457 | You have multiple antispyware apps that are out of date. |
1458 | Windows Defender and multiple other antispyware apps are out of date. |
1459 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned off. |
1460 | Windows Defender and multiple other antispyware apps are turned off. |
1462 | %1 is turned off. |
1464 | Multiple antispyware apps are turned off. |
1475 | Windows Defender and %1 are both out of date. <A ID="idCldAVListAndSelfMonitor">Show me my available options.</A> |
1476 | %1 is turned off and must be turned on manually. <A ID="idCldAvPurchaseAndSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1477 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. <A ID="idCldAvPurchaseViewOthersAndSelfMonitor">View available options.</A> |
1478 | You have multiple antivirus apps that are out of date. |
1479 | You have multiple antivirus apps but none of them are turned on and up to date. |
1480 | User Account Control is turned on. <A ID="idLearnMore">How does User Account Control help protect my PC?</A> |
1481 | User Account Control is turned off. <A ID="idLearnMore">How does User Account Control help protect my PC?</A> |
1482 | User Account Control is turned on, but you must restart your PC for the change to take effect. <A ID="idLearnMore">How does User Account Control help protect my PC?</A> |
1483 | All Internet security settings are set to their recommended levels. |
1484 | Restoring your Internet security settings to their recommended levels will help protect your PC. |
1485 | Internet security settings are not set to their recommended levels. Windows can't help restore your Internet security settings because your system administrator is controlling these settings. For more information, contact your system administrator. |
1486 | %1 is turned off and must be turned on manually. |
1487 | %1 is turned off and must be turned on manually. <A ID="idShowInstalledAVList">Show installed antivirus apps.</A> |
1488 | Multiple antivirus apps have their virus scanning turned off. |
1489 | Windows Update is set to install updates after checking with you. These settings are managed by your system administrator. |
1490 | To enhance the security and performance of your PC, we recommend that you turn on Windows Update. |
1492 | Windows Update is set to notify you when updates are available to download and install. |
1493 | Windows Update is set to install updates after checking with you. |
1494 | Windows will automatically install updates as they become available. |
1495 | Windows Update has been disabled by your system administrator. |
1497 | Windows Update is set to notify you when updates are available to download and install. These settings are managed by your system administrator. |
1498 | The Windows Security Center service is starting. |
1499 | The Windows Security Center service is turned off. |
2000 | View your current security status and access important settings to help protect your PC. |
2001 | Security and Maintenance |
2100 | Check Description |
2101 | Notification Description |
2102 | Show Me More Information about foo |
2103 | Balloon Title |
2104 | Balloon Description |
2105 | State Description |
2200 | Windows Firewall is also available and included in Windows. |
2201 | Windows Firewall is actively protecting your PC. |
2202 | Windows Firewall is turned off or set up incorrectly. |
2203 | Windows Firewall is actively protecting your PC. |
2204 | Windows Firewall and %1 are both turned on. Note that running more than one firewall at a time can cause conflicts. |
2205 | %1 is currently turned on. |
2206 | Windows Firewall and %1 are both turned on. Note that running more than one firewall at a time can cause conflicts. |
2207 | %1 is currently turned on. |
2208 | Windows Firewall and multiple other firewalls are turned on. Note that running more than one firewall at a time can cause conflicts. |
2209 | Multiple firewalls are turned on. Note that running more than one firewall at a time can cause conflicts. |
2210 | Windows Firewall and %1 are both turned off. |
2211 | Windows Firewall and multiple other firewalls are turned off. |
2213 | %1 is turned off. |
2214 | %1 is turned off. |
2215 | Multiple firewalls are turned off. Note that running more than one firewall at a time can cause conflicts. |
2216 | Windows Firewall is turned off and is currently being managed by your system administrator. |
2217 | Windows Firewall is in an unsafe configuration and is currently being managed by your system administrator. |
2220 | %1 is turned on. |
2221 | %1 is up to date and virus scanning is on. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2222 | Your subscription to %1 ran out. |
2223 | Multiple antivirus apps are turned on and up to date. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2224 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned off. |
2225 | %1 is out of date. |
2226 | %1 is out of date. |
2227 | Multiple antivirus apps are out of date. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2228 | Windows Defender and multiple other antivirus apps are turned off. |
2230 | %1 is turned off. |
2231 | %1 is turned off. |
2232 | Windows Defender and multiple other antivirus apps are turned off. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2233 | Windows Defender and multiple other antivirus apps are turned on and up to date. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2234 | Windows Defender and %1 are both out of date. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2235 | Windows Defender and %1 are both out of date. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2236 | Windows Defender and multiple other antivirus apps are out of date. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2237 | Your antimalware apps are no longer protecting your PC. Choices are available to help keep your PC protected. |
2238 | Your antimalware apps are no longer protecting your PC. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2239 | %1 is no longer protecting your PC. |
2240 | Windows Defender, which is included in Windows, is also available to help protect against potentially unwanted software. |
2241 | Windows Defender is out of date. |
2242 | Windows Defender is helping to protect your PC. |
2243 | Windows Defender is helping to protect your PC. Note that running more than one antispyware app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2244 | Windows Defender is turned off. |
2245 | Windows Defender is out of date. |
2246 | Windows Defender is out of date. Note that running more than one antispyware app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2247 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned on. Note that running more than one antispyware app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2248 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned on. Note that running more than one antispyware app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2249 | %1 is turned on. |
2250 | %1 is turned on. |
2251 | Windows Defender and multiple other antispyware apps are turned on and up to date. Note that running more than one antispyware app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2252 | Multiple antispyware apps are turned on and up to date. Note that running more than one antispyware app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2253 | %1 is out of date. |
2254 | Windows Defender and %1 are both out of date. Note that running more than one antispyware app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2255 | %1 is out of date. |
2256 | Windows Defender and %1 are both out of date. Note that running more than one antispyware app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2257 | Multiple antispyware apps are out of date. Note that running more than one antispyware app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2258 | Multiple antispyware apps are out of date. Note that running more than one antispyware app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2259 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned off. |
2260 | Windows Defender and multiple other antispyware apps are turned off. |
2262 | %1 is turned off. |
2263 | %1 is turned off. |
2264 | Windows Defender and multiple other antispyware apps are turned off. Note that running more than one antispyware app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2265 | Windows Defender is turned off and is currently being managed by your system administrator. |
2266 | Windows has detected that you don’t have antispyware installed. To help protect your PC, find and install an antispyware app online. (To prevent conflicts between different antimalware apps, don’t turn on Windows Defender.) |
2267 | Windows Defender, which is included in Windows, is also available to help protect against potentially unwanted software. |
2268 | Windows Defender is out of date. |
2269 | Windows Defender is helping to protect your PC. |
2270 | Windows Defender is helping to protect your PC. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2271 | Windows Defender is turned off. |
2272 | Windows Defender is out of date. |
2273 | Windows Defender is out of date. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2274 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned on. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2275 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned on. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2276 | Your antimalware has expired or is disabled and is no longer providing complete protection. Take action now to help protect your PC. |
2277 | Windows Defender is turned off and is currently being managed by your system administrator. |
2278 | %1 expires in %2 days |
2279 | Your subscription to %1 ran out. We activated Windows Defender to protect your PC. We'll deactivate Windows Defender when you renew your subscription to %1. |
2280 | User Account Control is turned on. |
2281 | User Account Control is turned off. |
2282 | User Account Control is turned on, but you must restart your PC for the change to take effect. |
2283 | All Internet security settings are set to their recommended levels. |
2284 | Restoring your Internet security settings to their recommended levels will help protect your PC. |
2285 | Internet security settings are not set to their recommended levels. Windows can't help restore your Internet security settings because your system administrator is controlling these settings. For more information, contact your system administrator. |
2289 | Windows Update is set to install updates after checking with you. These settings are managed by your system administrator. |
2290 | To enhance the security and performance of your PC, we recommend that you turn on Windows Update. |
2291 | Windows Update is not set up for this PC. |
2292 | Windows Update is set to check with you before downloading and installing updates. |
2293 | Windows Update is set to install updates after checking with you. |
2294 | Windows will automatically install updates as they become available. |
2295 | Windows Update has been disabled by your system administrator. |
2296 | Windows Update is not set up for this PC. These settings are managed by your system administrator. |
2297 | Windows Update is set to check with you before downloading and installing updates. These settings are managed by your system administrator. |
2298 | The Windows Security Center service is starting. |
2299 | The Windows Security Center service is turned off. |
2300 | Turn on Windows Security Center service |
2301 | The Windows Security Center service is turned off. Tap or click to turn on. |
2302 | %1 has virus scanning turned off and must be turned on manually. |
2303 | Windows did not find antivirus software on this PC. |
2304 | %1 is up to date and virus scanning is on. |
2305 | %1 is out of date. |
2306 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. |
2307 | %1 is turned off. |
2308 | %1 is turned off and must be turned on manually. |
2309 | %1 has virus scanning turned off. |
2310 | View Windows Update settings |
2311 | Multiple antivirus apps are turned on and up to date. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2312 | %1 is out of date. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2313 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2314 | %1 has virus scanning turned off. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2315 | %1 has virus scanning turned off and must be turned on manually. |
2316 | %1 is up to date and virus scanning is on. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2317 | You have multiple antivirus apps that are out of date. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2318 | You have multiple antivirus apps but none of them are turned on and up to date. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2319 | Multiple antivirus apps have their virus scanning turned off. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2320 | %1 is turned off and must be turned on manually. |
2321 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. |
2322 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. |
2325 | %1 is turned off and must be turned on manually. |
2326 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. |
2327 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. |
2328 | %1 is turned off and must be turned on manually. |
2329 | %1 is not protecting your PC and must be renewed manually. |
2330 | %1 is no longer protecting your PC and must be renewed manually. |
2340 | Multiple antivirus apps are no longer protecting your PC. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run slowly. |
2341 | %1 is not protecting your PC. |
2401 | Tell me how I can enable Windows Firewall. |
2402 | View available options |
2403 | View installed firewall apps |
2404 | View installed firewall apps |
2405 | View installed firewall apps |
2406 | View installed firewall apps |
2407 | View installed firewall apps |
2408 | View installed firewall apps |
2409 | View installed firewall apps |
2420 | View installed antivirus apps |
2422 | View installed antivirus apps |
2425 | View available options |
2426 | View available options |
2427 | View available options |
2428 | View available options |
2429 | View installed antivirus apps |
2431 | View installed antivirus apps |
2432 | View available options |
2433 | View available options |
2434 | View available options |
2435 | View installed antivirus apps |
2436 | View installed antivirus apps |
2437 | View available options |
2438 | View available options |
2440 | View installed antispyware apps |
2441 | View available options |
2442 | View available options |
2443 | View available options |
2444 | View installed antispyware apps |
2445 | View installed antispyware apps |
2446 | View installed antispyware apps |
2447 | View installed antispyware apps |
2448 | View available options |
2449 | View available options |
2450 | View available options |
2451 | View available options |
2452 | View available options |
2453 | View available options |
2454 | View installed antispyware apps |
2460 | How does User Account Control help protect my PC? |
2461 | How does User Account Control help protect my PC? |
2462 | How does User Account Control help protect my PC? |
2463 | How do Internet security settings help protect my PC? |
2464 | How do Internet security settings help protect my PC? |
2465 | How do Internet security settings help protect my PC? |
2470 | Show me the antivirus apps on this PC |
2471 | View available options |
2472 | View installed antivirus apps |
2473 | View available options |
2474 | View available options |
2475 | View available options |
2476 | View available options |
2477 | View available options |
2478 | View available options |
2479 | View installed antivirus apps |
2550 | Help keep my PC protected |
2551 | Your PC is not protected from malware and may be at risk of infection. Choose an option below to help protect your PC. |
2552 | Use %1 Follow the app's instructions to continue your protection. |
2553 | Go to the Windows Store Browse the listings and choose a new app to help protect your PC. |
2554 | Turn on Windows Defender Turn off antimalware apps that aren't protecting your PC and turn on Windows Defender right away. |
3000 | Turn on Windows Firewall |
3001 | Windows Firewall is turned off. Tap or click to turn it on. |
3002 | View firewall options |
3003 | Windows Firewall and %1 are both turned off. Tap or click to see available options. |
3004 | Turn on %1 |
3005 | Check Firewall status |
3006 | Windows Firewall and multiple other firewalls are turned off. Tap or click to see available options. |
3007 | Check Windows Firewall status |
3100 | Turn on virus protection |
3101 | Virus protection is turned off. Tap or click to turn on Windows Defender. |
3102 | Update virus protection |
3103 | Virus protection is out of date. Tap or click to update Windows Defender. |
3104 | Update virus protection |
3105 | Check virus protection |
3106 | Virus protection is out of date. Tap or click to update %1. |
3107 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. Tap or click for more information. |
3108 | Check virus protection |
3109 | Windows Defender and %1 are both out of date. Tap or click to see installed antivirus apps. |
3110 | Multiple antivirus apps are out of date. Tap or click to see installed antivirus apps. |
3111 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned off. Tap or click to see installed antivirus apps. |
3112 | Windows Defender and multiple other antivirus apps are turned off. Tap or click to see installed antivirus apps. |
3113 | Turn on virus protection |
3114 | Check virus protection |
3115 | Check virus protection |
3116 | %1 is no longer protecting your PC. Tap or click to take action. |
3117 | %1 is no longer protecting your PC and action must be taken. |
3118 | Multiple antivirus apps are no longer protecting your PC. Tap or click to see installed antivirus apps. |
3119 | Your PC is unprotected |
3120 | Your antimalware is no longer protecting your PC. Choices are available to help keep your PC protected. |
3121 | Your security subscription expires in %2 days |
3122 | Renew your subscription to %1 now to continue to protect your PC. |
3123 | %1 expired |
3124 | Renew your subscription to %1 to protect your PC. We turned on Windows Defender for the meantime. |
3130 | Find an antivirus app online |
3131 | Windows did not find an antivirus app on this PC. Tap or click to find an app online. |
3132 | Update %1 |
3133 | Check virus protection |
3134 | Turn on %1 |
3135 | Check virus protection |
3136 | %1 is turned off. Tap or click to turn on. |
3137 | %1 is turned off and must be turned on manually. Tap or click for more information. |
3138 | %1 is out of date. Tap or click to update. |
3139 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. Tap or click for more information. |
3140 | Check antivirus apps |
3141 | You have multiple antivirus apps but none of them are turned on and up to date. Tap or click to see antivirus apps. |
3142 | You have multiple antivirus apps that are out of date. Tap or click to see antivirus apps. |
3143 | Check antivirus options |
3200 | Turn on spyware protection |
3201 | Spyware protection is turned off. Tap or click to turn on Windows Defender. |
3202 | Update spyware protection |
3203 | Spyware protection is out of date. Tap or click to update Windows Defender. |
3204 | Update spyware protection |
3205 | Check spyware protection |
3206 | Spyware protection is out of date. Tap or click to update %1. |
3207 | %1 is out of date and must be updated manually. Tap or click for more information. |
3208 | Tap or click to see antispyware apps |
3209 | Windows Defender and %1 are both out of date. Tap or click to see installed antispyware apps. |
3210 | Multiple antispyware apps are out of date. Tap or click to see installed antispyware apps. |
3211 | Windows Defender and %1 are both turned off. Tap or click to see installed antispyware apps. |
3212 | Windows Defender and multiple other antispyware apps are turned off. Tap or click to see installed antispyware apps. |
3213 | Turn on spyware protection |
3214 | Check spyware protection |
3215 | Find and install an antispyware app online |
3300 | Set up Windows Update |
3301 | Change Windows Update settings |
3302 | Change Windows Update settings |
3303 | Windows Update is turned off. Tap or click to turn on. |
3304 | Windows Update is not set up. Tap or click to set up. |
3400 | Restore Internet security settings |
3401 | Internet security settings are not set to their recommended levels. Tap or click to restore. |
COM Classes/Interfaces
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
IUnknown | Interface | |
IWscAdmin | Interface | |
WscAdmin | CoClass | WscAdmin Class |
Exported Functions List
The following functions are exported by this dll:DllCanUnloadNow |
DllGetClassObject |
bool __stdcall DoesActionRequireElevation(enum SecurityAction) |
bool __stdcall ExecuteSecurityActionHandler(struct HWND__ *,enum SecurityAction,class SecurityLogicState *,bool) |
bool __stdcall ExecuteSecurityActionHandlerById(struct HWND__ *,unsigned short const *,class SecurityLogicState *) |
struct HWND__ * __stdcall GetSecondaryListViewHwnd(void) |
Imported Functions List
The following functions are imported by this dll:- msvcrt.dll:
_CxxThrowException _XcptFilter __CxxFrameHandler __dllonexit _amsg_exit _callnewh _except_handler4_common _ftol2_sse _initterm _lock _onexit _purecall _unlock _vsnwprintf _wcsicmp _wtof _wtoi free malloc memcmp memcpy memcpy_s memmove memmove_s memset public: __thiscall exception::exception(char const * const &) public: __thiscall exception::exception(char const * const &,int) public: __thiscall exception::exception(class exception const &) public: virtual __thiscall exception::~exception(void) public: virtual __thiscall type_info::~type_info(void) public: virtual char const * __thiscall exception::what(void)const void __cdecl operator delete(void *) void __cdecl operator delete[](void *) void __cdecl terminate(void) wcsstr - ntdll.dll:
EtwEventRegister EtwEventUnregister EtwEventWrite EtwGetTraceEnableFlags EtwGetTraceEnableLevel EtwGetTraceLoggerHandle EtwRegisterTraceGuidsW EtwTraceMessage EtwUnregisterTraceGuids WinSqmAddToStream WinSqmAddToStreamEx - api-ms-win-core-debug-l1-1-1.dll:
KernelBase!OutputDebugStringA - api-ms-win-core-errorhandling-l1-1-1.dll:
KernelBase!GetLastError KernelBase!RaiseException KernelBase!SetUnhandledExceptionFilter KernelBase!UnhandledExceptionFilter ntdll!RtlRestoreLastWin32Error - api-ms-win-core-file-l1-2-1.dll:
KernelBase!CreateFileW - api-ms-win-core-interlocked-l1-2-0.dll:
ntdll!RtlInterlockedPopEntrySList ntdll!RtlInterlockedPushEntrySList - api-ms-win-core-handle-l1-1-0.dll:
KernelBase!CloseHandle - api-ms-win-core-heap-l1-2-0.dll:
KernelBase!GetProcessHeap KernelBase!HeapDestroy ntdll!RtlAllocateHeap ntdll!RtlFreeHeap ntdll!RtlReAllocateHeap ntdll!RtlSizeHeap - api-ms-win-core-libraryloader-l1-2-0.dll:
KernelBase!FindResourceExW KernelBase!FreeLibrary KernelBase!GetModuleFileNameW KernelBase!GetModuleHandleA KernelBase!GetModuleHandleW KernelBase!GetProcAddress KernelBase!LoadLibraryExA KernelBase!LoadLibraryExW KernelBase!LoadResource KernelBase!LoadStringW KernelBase!LockResource KernelBase!SizeofResource - api-ms-win-core-libraryloader-l1-2-1.dll:
KernelBase!LoadLibraryA KernelBase!LoadLibraryW - api-ms-win-core-localization-l1-2-1.dll:
KernelBase!FormatMessageW - api-ms-win-core-registry-l1-1-0.dll:
KernelBase!RegCloseKey KernelBase!RegOpenKeyExW - api-ms-win-core-memory-l1-1-2.dll:
KernelBase!VirtualAlloc KernelBase!VirtualFree - api-ms-win-core-processenvironment-l1-2-0.dll:
KernelBase!ExpandEnvironmentStringsW - api-ms-win-core-processthreads-l1-1-2.dll:
KernelBase!OpenProcessToken kernel32!CreateThread kernel32!FlushInstructionCache kernel32!GetCurrentProcess kernel32!GetCurrentProcessId kernel32!GetCurrentThreadId kernel32!IsProcessorFeaturePresent kernel32!TerminateProcess - api-ms-win-core-profile-l1-1-0.dll:
ntdll!RtlQueryPerformanceCounter - api-ms-win-core-string-l1-1-0.dll:
KernelBase!MultiByteToWideChar - api-ms-win-core-synch-l1-2-0.dll:
KernelBase!Sleep KernelBase!WaitForSingleObject ntdll!RtlDeleteCriticalSection ntdll!RtlEnterCriticalSection ntdll!RtlInitializeCriticalSection ntdll!RtlLeaveCriticalSection - api-ms-win-core-sysinfo-l1-2-1.dll:
KernelBase!GetSystemTimeAsFileTime KernelBase!GetTickCount - api-ms-win-security-base-l1-2-0.dll:
KernelBase!AdjustTokenPrivileges KernelBase!AllocateAndInitializeSid KernelBase!CheckTokenMembership KernelBase!FreeSid - UxTheme.dll:
GetThemeColor GetThemeFont IsThemeActive - USER32.dll:
BeginPaint CallWindowProcW CreateIconIndirect DestroyCursor DestroyCursor DialogBoxParamW EnableWindow EndDialog EndPaint FillRect FindWindowExW GetClientRect GetDC GetDlgItem GetIconInfo GetParent GetSysColor GetSystemMetrics GetWindowLongW GetWindowRect InvalidateRect IsWindow IsWindowEnabled LoadCursorW LoadIconW LoadImageW PostMessageW RegisterClipboardFormatW ReleaseCapture ReleaseDC ScreenToClient SendMessageW SetCapture SetCursor SetWindowLongW SetWindowTextW SystemParametersInfoW TrackMouseEvent UnregisterClassA ntdll!NtdllDefWindowProc_W - GDI32.dll:
CreateFontIndirectW CreateSolidBrush DPtoLP DeleteObject GetDeviceCaps GetLayout GetObjectW ModifyWorldTransform RestoreDC SaveDC SelectObject SetBkMode SetGraphicsMode SetLayout SetTextColor SetViewportOrgEx SetWindowOrgEx - gdiplus.dll:
GdiplusShutdown GdiplusStartup - combase.dll:
CStdAsyncStubBuffer_Disconnect CStdStubBuffer_AddRef CStdStubBuffer_Connect CStdStubBuffer_CountRefs CStdStubBuffer_DebugServerQueryInterface CStdStubBuffer_DebugServerRelease CStdStubBuffer_Invoke CStdStubBuffer_IsIIDSupported CStdStubBuffer_QueryInterface NdrCStdStubBuffer_Release ObjectStublessClient3 ObjectStublessClient4 - SHELL32.dll:
ExtractIconExW ShellExecuteExW ShellExecuteW - SHLWAPI.dll:
PathFileExistsW SHLoadIndirectString StrCmpNW StrCmpW StrTrimW - RPCRT4.dll:
IUnknown_AddRef_Proxy IUnknown_QueryInterface_Proxy IUnknown_Release_Proxy NdrDllCanUnloadNow NdrDllGetClassObject NdrOleAllocate NdrOleFree - WSCAPI.dll:
WscGetAntiMalwareUri WscQueryAntiMalwareUri wscAntiSpywareGetStatus wscAntiVirusGetStatus wscFirewallGetStatus wscIcfEnable wscIeSettingsFix wscLuaSettingsFix wscProductInfoFree - KERNEL32.dll:
ActivateActCtx CompareFileTime CreateActCtxW DeactivateActCtx DelayLoadFailureHook GetSystemTime LocalAlloc LocalFree RegCreateKeyExW RegQueryValueExW RegSetValueExW ReleaseActCtx SetProcessWorkingSetSize SystemTimeToFileTime lstrcmp ntdll!LdrResolveDelayLoadedAPI ntdll!RtlDecodePointer ntdll!RtlEncodePointer