Security Center Alert Warning Notification

How to Disable or Enable the Security Center Alert Warning Notification in Vista

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Security Center alerts you when your security software is out of date, turned off, or when your security settings should be strengthened. Security Center monitors the following: Firewall, Automatic updating, Antivirus, Antispyware (EX: Windows Defender), Internet security settings, and UAC (User Account Control).
Note   Note
To enable or disable a specific Security Center Alert Warning Notification for a type of security programs, see: How to Disable or Enable a Specific Security Center Alert Notification in Vista instead.

EXAMPLE: Security Center Alert Warning Notification
Alert_Warning.jpg

Here's How:
1. Open the Control Panel. (Classic View)​
2. Click on the Security Center icon.​
NOTE: If Security Center is turned off (disabled), then
see: How to Disable or Enable the Security Center in Vista to enable it again so you can perform the steps below.​
3. Click on the Change the way Security Center alerts me option. (See screenshot below)​
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4. To Disable All Security Center Notifications Completely
A) Click on Don't notify me and don't diplay the icon (not recommended). (See screenshot below step 6)​
B) Go to step 7.​

5. To Partially Disable Security Center Notifications
NOTE: You will only be notified with the Security Center icon on the notification area system tray.​
A) Click on Don't notify me, but display the icon. (See screenshot below step 6)​
B) Go to step 7.​

6. To Enable Security Center Notifications
A) Click on Yes, notify me and display the icon (recommended). (See screenshot below)​
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7. Close Security Center.​
That's it,
Shawn



 

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OK - I am having the same problem but when I follow your directions I can not turn the firewal on. Everything is ghosted and it says that some settings are controlled by group policy. I have no clue what this means...my friend installed and takes care of my IT stuff but moved and now I am on my own and In the Dark with all of this...
Thanks!
 

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Hi InTheDark,

Welcome to the forum. :party:

Are you using Windows Firewall or another 3rd party firewall?
Is it ghosted (grayed) out with the notifications enabled?

I do not think this is your only problem. It sounds like you have a setting in the Local Group Policy Editor configured wrong.

Can you describe your problem with anymore details?

Shawn
 

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