Windows 10: How can I disable ,,turn on windows security center service'' warning?

It shows up everytime the system boots .




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Unable to turn on Windows Security Service on Windows 10

I am facing a very serious problem from past 1 week on Windows Security Service Center. The problem is that whenever I on my PC, the service is getting turned off and it is showing me a message that "Please turn on the Windows Security Service Center". And
when I am going to turn it on it is showing "Cannot on Windows Security Service Center". So every time I have to turn it on myself whenever I on my PC. So I want to know how can I solve this problem???. Due to this problem my Windows Firewall is getting affected.

Original title: Windows Security Service Center

 

"Windows Security Center" keeps turning off after turning on PC.

Hello! My name is Rafi and I'm from Indonesia. I've had a problem with my Windows 10 laptop this time.

Every time I turn my PC on or after restarting it, I've always receive a notification: "Turn On Windows Security Center". I've had go to Service and I'd see that "Security Center" is disabled. I've enabled to automatic and I've start the service and I immediately
restart my laptop. But after restarting, the notification: "Turn On Windows Security Center" still appear and in the service I found it disabled. I know this is just a small problem but please give me solutions.

Thank you.

 

I have the same problem. BTW what is that? Is it the new name for defender because I don't remember disabling any security center, only defender via: Windows Defender - Turn On or Off in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums
Scatch that, I remember now. Anyway this warning is annoying me too. Also want to get rid of it.

 

I still get this stupid warning after disabling the action center....

 

Me too. I disabled everything, defender, action center, UAC and still getting this annoying message.That's why 7 was better, you could control everything.

 

Hey Guys...

maybe I have solution for you.
I wrote a script to turn off Security Center and this annoying warning message.

Download here:
SecCenter.zip - Google Drive
SecCenterv2.zip - Google Drive

The ZIP-File contains the original source code (*.au3-File) - there you can read what the script does.
By double clicking the executable you get a little tutorial.

For me it worked fine...
Tested on: Windows 10 Pro x64 German

Just try and send feedback!

 

It is working!! Thank you so much.

 

Thanks! Also, what does it actually do?

PS: A success/failure message on the command line would be nice.

 

Here you can find a new version:
SecCenterv2.zip - Google Drive

Changes:
Now you can only run this script out of a CMD with admin rights.
New parameters and a detailed output on the command line are available now (run with parameter "/?" for more information)!

Steps to turn off security center manually:
1. Open "service.msc"
2. Stop Security Center service and set it to "disabled"
3. Go to "C:\Windows\System32"
4. Take ownership of files "ActionCenter.dll" and "ActionCenterCPL.dll"
5. Get full access for the files "ActionCenter.dll" and "ActionCenterCPL.dll"
6. Rename the files "ActionCenter.dll" and "ActionCenterCPL.dll" to "ActionCenter.dll.bak" and "ActionCenterCPL.dll.bak"


The executeable script is used to simplify this steps (for companies e.g.)...

Use this script on your own risk!

 

Great. Thanks!

 

i downloaded above need stepby step instructions how to use the files..not too computer savvy..lol

 

Hey,

follow this steps to use this script...

1. Click on "Start"
2. Type "cmd"
3. Right Click on "Command Promt"
3. Run As Administrator
4. A "black window" with will appear
5. Type "<Full Path To The downloaded and extracted file> /?"Example:


6. The parameter "/?" will show you how to use this script in detail....

 

dont get it i get this error message when i type in what you say and press enter ? see screenshot below

 

Ah, okay...
Tell me which Windows Version do you have exactly? (Right Click on "Start" -> "System")
The point "System type" is important for me....

I think you have a 32-bit-version of Windows...
In this case I could provide you a 32-bit compiled version of my script, but i can't guarantee that this will work for you, cause I only have a 64-bit-version of Windows.....