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It only seems to work for me with a direct connect.

And i cant find anywhere to set a proxy.

Windows 7 64bit.

As for why... we are in development network that is isolated from the organizations production network. So we just wanted a lightweight virus scanner without having to setup any corporate update server or the like.

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we need more details? what specific Windows OS? how/why are you trying to set this up? – studiohack♦ Apr 28 '10 at 3:47
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edited question – Simon Apr 28 '10 at 3:54
excellent, thanks! +1 instead of -1 :) – studiohack♦ Apr 28 '10 at 4:10
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@studiohack no worries. legit feedback – Simon Apr 28 '10 at 5:25
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In case max's blogspot link breaks...

To get IE proxy settings to apply to other user accounts (which applications may use specifically), enter the following in a command prompt:

proxycfg -u

The -u option copies the proxy settings from the currently logged in user.

In Windows Vista and 7, proxycfg has been deprecated, so use the following instead:

netsh winhttp import proxy ie
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http://all-things-pure.blogspot.com/2009/10/microsoft-security-essentials-network.html

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Max. Great link and correct answer but would u mind editing the answer to include the command line arguments to fix the issue. this way the answer is contained in superuser. – Simon May 3 '10 at 23:43
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netsh winhttp import proxy ie – salamander2007 May 10 '10 at 3:57
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