If you have ever worked with the operating systems Windows Vista and Windows Seven, then you are probably familiar with the "Security Center". In Windows Vista, this is Security Center, and in Windows Seven, it is Action Center. In general, these "centers" are designed to timely identify all system flaws through which objects outside the system can penetrate. For example, when a new update to your operating system is detected on the developer's server, a message is displayed in the lower panel of the desktop. Constant work at the computer makes you respond to the pop-up tips of these "centers", which sometimes does not allow the user to concentrate and work quickly. Read on to learn how to get rid of Security Center warnings.
Necessary
Disable Security Center warnings
Instructions
Step 1
The Security Center is constantly on guard at the operating system. It keeps track of 4 parameters:
- automatic system update;
- firewall;
- the presence of anti-virus protection;
- activity of control over user accounts.
Step 2
If any condition is not met, the system automatically displays a warning. If these are just informative warnings, then there is no place for concern. But in the absence of, for example, antivirus, it is worth listening to the requests of the system. If all the warnings are informative, you can turn them off. For each of the previously mentioned systems (Vista and Seven), this operation is performed differently.
Step 3
If you are the owner of Windows Vista, you need to do the following: click the "Start" menu - select "Control Panel" - "Security Center" - "Change the way Security Center alerts you" - "Do not notify or do not display this icon."
Step 4
If you are the owner of Windows Seven, you need to do the following: click the "Start" menu - select "Control Panel" - "Notification area icons".
