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I've just upgraded a friend's computer to SP2 and I've noticed that it
doesn't show any security alerts when any one of the components, such
as firewall or antivirus is turned off. I looked at the security
center and made sure that the checkboxes for "Change the way Security
Center alerts me" are set up properly. I also checked the Services to
be sure that the Security Center Service was running.

Does anyone know how this could have been turned off? And, how can I
restore it to the default behavior?

Thanks.

Sam
 
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The latest version of Spybot should help you solve this problem. Be sure you
get the latest definitions.

"Sam" <retired@home.net> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> I've just upgraded a friend's computer to SP2 and I've noticed that it
> doesn't show any security alerts when any one of the components, such
> as firewall or antivirus is turned off. I looked at the security
> center and made sure that the checkboxes for "Change the way Security
> Center alerts me" are set up properly. I also checked the Services to
> be sure that the Security Center Service was running.
>
> Does anyone know how this could have been turned off? And, how can I
> restore it to the default behavior?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Sam
 

Sam

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On Mon, 8 Aug 2005 21:53:29 -0400, "Martin Lambert" <email@email.com>
wrote:

>The latest version of Spybot should help you solve this problem. Be sure you
>get the latest definitions.

I installed Spybot along with the latest definitions this weekend. Are
those definitions newer than that? And, what specifically does it
detect that might cause this problem?

Sam

>"Sam" <retired@home.net> a écrit dans le message de news:
>2m4ef1p99actbac2ua46m1pvp12hbav3rb@4ax.com...
>> I've just upgraded a friend's computer to SP2 and I've noticed that it
>> doesn't show any security alerts when any one of the components, such
>> as firewall or antivirus is turned off. I looked at the security
>> center and made sure that the checkboxes for "Change the way Security
>> Center alerts me" are set up properly. I also checked the Services to
>> be sure that the Security Center Service was running.
>>
>> Does anyone know how this could have been turned off? And, how can I
>> restore it to the default behavior?
 
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I downloaded these on sunday and they detect something is wrong with your
settings of the security center wich is new for me. In my case I choose to
let it that way as I don't want any messages fron the center but it was
possible to get back to normal settings.

"Sam" <retired@home.net> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> On Mon, 8 Aug 2005 21:53:29 -0400, "Martin Lambert" <email@email.com>
> wrote:
>
>>The latest version of Spybot should help you solve this problem. Be sure
>>you
>>get the latest definitions.
>
> I installed Spybot along with the latest definitions this weekend. Are
> those definitions newer than that? And, what specifically does it
> detect that might cause this problem?
>
> Sam
>
>>"Sam" <retired@home.net> a écrit dans le message de news:
>>2m4ef1p99actbac2ua46m1pvp12hbav3rb@4ax.com...
>>> I've just upgraded a friend's computer to SP2 and I've noticed that it
>>> doesn't show any security alerts when any one of the components, such
>>> as firewall or antivirus is turned off. I looked at the security
>>> center and made sure that the checkboxes for "Change the way Security
>>> Center alerts me" are set up properly. I also checked the Services to
>>> be sure that the Security Center Service was running.
>>>
>>> Does anyone know how this could have been turned off? And, how can I
>>> restore it to the default behavior?
>