I can't update my definitions of virus for Windows Defender (Vista Home Basic)

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• SP1 is not not a proposed update after RESTORATION COMPLETE (?) so I can't access SP2. 5 years old HP 530, 32 bit Vista Home Basic, with original discs.

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