Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) added the Security Center, which centralize most security-related functions to one control panel. By default, if it finds a problem it will start nagging you to fix it. For example, if you turned off automatic updates or it doesn't recognize your anti-virus application. Here is how to turn off this feature:
* Open the Control Panel folder
* Open the Security Center control panel
* In the left pane, click the link labeled "Change the way Security Center alerts me"
* Uncheck the item(s) that it's complaining about (i.e.: firewall, automatic updates, or virus protection)
* Press the OK button.
* Open the Control Panel folder
* Open the Security Center control panel
* In the left pane, click the link labeled "Change the way Security Center alerts me"
* Uncheck the item(s) that it's complaining about (i.e.: firewall, automatic updates, or virus protection)
* Press the OK button.
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