Hi, so I had malware, which I deleted (ran malware bytes, McAfee, Windows Malicious Software Tool and some more programs) but I believe it deleted my firewall.
My McAfee firewall will not stay on and when I click “turn on” I get error 1075. I have gone into “Services” through the taskmanager as well as “Component Services” and I cannot find McAfee’s firewall or Windows firewall or security anywhere.
Also, Windows Security Center is turned off and cannot be turned on. I have tried reinstalling McAfee, going into the registry ( but cannot find anything relating to the firewall), and I have even ran the sfc /scannow command.
What can I do? I am fairly good with computers and really don’t have a lot of money to take it in to get fixed. Is there a solution? Or perhaps, will my 3 year HP warranty cover this?
I am running Windows 7.
Malware Deleted Windows Security Center/firewall?
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