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Windows XP/2000 - [Fixed] windows securty center alerts posted in the Operating Systems forums; Hello, I am running XP professional with Norton AV 2003, Spybot, & Zone Alarm Pro. Windows firewall is currently turned off as well as anti virus protection. Automatic updates is ...

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Old 11-23-2005   #1
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Hello, I am running XP professional with Norton AV 2003, Spybot, & Zone Alarm Pro. Windows firewall is currently turned off as well as anti virus protection. Automatic updates is on. I have tried to see if turning these things off will help my problem and have also turned off the way security center alerts me but a antivirus is turned off in Security Center alert always seem to pop up in notification area during startup and is a little annoying because I am not able to make it go away. I have tried to fix this problem to no avail when it shows up listed three times when Spybot checks for problems. A friend told me to use the Norton Corporate Ed. and I will not have this problem. Another person said that my computer is too slow and so it does not detect Norton in time during startup but I originally did not have this problem at all even with all these security programs? ouch! Thank you
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Hey there dsrtrnnr,
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The reason for this is as follows:
  • Security Center is monitoring before your antivirus is completely
    loaded. Hence the reason the bubble disappears once it is running.
You can solve it by doing the following:
  • Open your security center from control panel.
  • On the left hand side click on "Change the way Security Alerts me"
  • Uncheck "Virus Protection".
Warning - if you do this you will not be alerted if your virus scanner doesn't start.
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Thank you Zimbo for the Welcome and the reply. I have unchecked all three boxes, firewall, automatic updates, & av protection, to change the way security center alerts me about a dozen times and it probably does the job, but maybe when I fix this problem when it shows in Spybot it negates the change I made when I unchecked those boxes in Windows Security Center. I dont know but that could be really weird if I have to ignore this problem when it shows up in Spybot because it always shows up there as a registry change problem. ??? Thanks
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After you have run Spybot , you can rightclick on a detected entry and choose to ignore that item from further scans so it doesn't show up anymore.
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Hi there dsrtrnnr!
You mention a friend telling you that your computer is too slow.
What are your specifications?
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I am trying that out sounds like good idea Thank you Joe5.
To Bluefish, the computer is Pentium 4 1.80 GHz 512MB of RAM, system is XP Professional 02' version w/ serv. pack 2 + the security programs listed on 1st post. :smiley: Thank you
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Well at least your computer is not too slow then!
Follow on Joe's instructions and post back to us
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