Windows

1. Verify if Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) properly detects the presence of VSE: 
   1. Click Start, Run, type wbemtest and press Enter.
   2. Click Connect.
   3. In the Namespace text field, type root\SecurityCenter2, and click Connect.
   4. Click Query, type Select * From AntivirusProduct and click Apply.
      The result window shows an InstanceGUID entry for each antivirus product installed. If no antivirus product is installed, or if the system can't find what product is installed, the results are empty. If result is empty with VSE installed, go to Step 2.
       
   5. Double-click an entry from the results window.
   6. In the resulting window, note the following properties and their corresponding values:
      
      ProductState determines if VSE is enabled/disabled (Values):
      
      productState=262144 = Up to Date Defs, On Access Scanning OFF
      productState=266240 = Up to Date Defs, ON Access Scanning ON
       
2. Enable Security Center in Group Policy.
   You can use this procedure to install Group Policy Management (GPM) and enable Security Center on Network Access Protection (NAP)-capable clients using Group Policy. Security Center is required for some NAP deployments that use Windows Security Health Validator. Membership in Domain Admins or equivalent, is the minimum privilege required to complete this procedure.
   
   NOTE: If you have GPM installed already, go to Enable Security Center in Group Policy.   
    
   1. Install GPM:
      1. Click Start, Server Manager.
      2. In the left pane, click Features.
      3. In the details pane, in Features Summary, click Add Features. The Add Features Wizard opens.
      4. In Select Features, in Features, select Group Policy Management, and click Next.
      5. In Confirm Installation Selections, click Install.
      6. In Installation Results, review the information and then click Close.  
          
   2. Enable Security Center in Group Policy: 
      1. Click Start, Run, type gpmc.msc and press Enter.
      2. In the left pane, expand your forest.
      3. Expand Domains, then double-click the domain that contains the Group Policy that you want to manage.
      4. Right-click Default Domain Policy, and left-click Edit.
      5. In the console tree, expand Computer Configuration, then expand Administrative Templates.
      6. Expand Windows Components, and double-click Security Center.
      7. Double-click Turn on Security Center (Domain PCs only), click Enabled, then click OK.
          
3. Run a Group Policy update on the client:
   1. Close Outlook if appropriate.
   2. Click Start, Run, type cmd, and press Enter
   3. Type Gpudate and press Enter.
      This command enforces group policies.
   4. Start the Security Center Service:
      1. Click Start, Run, then type services.msc and press Enter.
      2. Locate and right-click the Security Center service and select Enable.
   5. Ensure you are running the latest DAT on VSE. To find out your DAT version:
      1. Right-click the McAfee icon in the system tray and select About.
      2. Scroll down to the DAT version information.
   6. Start Outlook and check the Trust Center:
      1. Click File, Options, Trust Center, Trust Center Settings.
      2. Click OK when done.