Update for Windows Security platform - KB5007651 (Version 10.0.27703.1006) keeps reinstalling

I have wushowhide.diagcab they Dissable this the Windows Eleven Chat people haveen out since 2009 and they state it's not working and some suer's it is the cmd command reset doean't work to reset then the came out with patch tues jan 28 2025 and no fix microsoft can see what you need and what you they should know this was a Dev I'm Not a Beta tester nore will i have be ever sisnce 24h2 oc1 relese we had brand new mini pcs with 23H3 and they worked find the miss matched software Incomplete Versions Microsft sending out they have to STOP now or face Serious ttoubble peo;le are not going to stand for thise ever patch tues now there fault not are they wan';t to move off MS 365 mail and pay for AI No wan'ts it there nothing wrong just to fource people to pay for other peoples soft they need to ask not assume we all wan't it there a diffrence Microsft finnaly better learn they didn't pay are device the it's just an OS system that doesn't meen they have the right under there Policy 5-7 to take if it causes any harm to are system from there updates there not going to held responcable I have that Police agrrement they shoved out to people after they installed that updated with that clase in there policy now Hoe many times do we need to Install this where the cmd reset faild but everything else show/hid they stopped it .

I've had this issue a couple of times over the last year or so. It just happened to me again today. For me at least, I think it's caused by something being updated in my third-party AV (ESET). I've seen this correspond to times when ESET asks for a PC reboot following a component update. Looking at my ESET Update Logs, it looks like the culprit might be ESET's Rapid Response module.

I fix it by opening the Windows Security app and navigating to "Device security> Core isolation details> Microsoft Vulnerable Driver Blocklist" and temporarily turn it OFF. Then go check for Windows Updates again. It will probably give you a couple Microsoft Defender Antivirus updates (antimalware platform & Security Intelligence Update). Then turn "Microsoft Vulnerable Driver Blocklist" back ON.

The issue should be resolved after that.
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EDIT: I forgot to mention;
If you don't ever use Microsoft Defender Antivirus scans in addition to a third party AV, you can also prevent further unnecessary Defender AV updates by doing the following:

•Open the Windows Security app, and navigate to "Virus & threat protection> Microsoft Defender Antivirus options" and turn OFF "Periodic scanning". (may need to reboot afterwards)

For some reason, that option seems to get re-enabled from time-to-time.🤷‍♂️

PERFECT!!! I upgraded to Win11 (finally) late last week, and that same update keeps "installing" every day since then. Today I did just as Phillip suggested.... I paused my Norton AV, then went into the Windows Security app, core, and disabled that setting. Re-ran updates and it "installed" yet again. Then closed out of Windows Security, went back in an re-enabled that setting, re-ran Windows Updates and it no longer appears. Great fix ... THANK YOU!!!

Glad it worked for you!

I updated my earlier comment with some more info that might be useful as well.😉

You are a genius, Phillip! Thank you! Finally fixed it thanks to your post after days and days going through the whole internet. Thanks!