We are running Windows 2000 Professional. When trying to run Windows Defender we need a GDI file???

Question

Why is Windows Defender asking for a GDI file? Does it have to do with the display?

Answer 1

here's the solution for your problem
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/915052

Answer 2

When you installed Defender, did you have full administrative rights to your PC? Sounds like it did not completely load.

Make sure you have admin rights and try reloading.

(Defender uses the GDI to display its window on your computer screen)

Answer 3

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Answer 4

ummmmm
call the place that u got it from
they should now what to do or what to say

Answer 5

reinstall it
or just download. adadware at download.com