Windows 10: Yellow Warning Sign on Windows Defender. Not sure what it means or what to do.

Hello,I have Windows 11 and recently did a factory restore and now the following messages are popping up on Windows Defender. After I press "Go to Settings" on first message, a second message pops up stating "Page not available." Please see photos below:I'm not sure what this all means or how to secure my laptop.Can anyone help?Thank you,Daffy D

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Defender shows yellow sign. Trying to repair

My windows 11 firewall ..defender routinely produces a yellow warning sign. I found a fix which required going to the dos level and entering a reset phrase. It worked before, but now i can't find that q/a

 

Windows Defender yellow exclamation mark - but no problems flagged

Unexpected Yellow Warning Symbol on Windows Defender in Windows 10 | Alexanders Blog

This shows 3 ways of getting rid of that annoying yellow !

Edit: Was looking everywhere for this fix. Go to virus and threat protection, click on the arrow next to "windows defender antivirus options" and turn periodic scanning on. A pop up will appear, click yes and then you'll see more options appear. Scroll down the list and you'll see an icon with a red X, you should also see a dismiss button next to it. Click on dismiss to get rid of that yellow exclamation mark. You can then turn periodic scanning off. The same pop-up will appear. Click yes, and then you're all set.

 

Yellow Warning Sign on Container in Device Manager

When I go to Device Manager > View > Devices by Container, I see that there is a yellow warning sign on my computer. When I expand the list, I don't see which driver is the issue.

If I view devices by type, I don't see any yellow warning sign. How do I go about diagnosing which driver is the issue? I went through every device to try to find updates but Windows determined they were all up to date so other than finding the manufacturer and right driver for each device I'm not sure what to do.

These are some of the devices underneath:





I've been having issues trying to perform a Windows update for probably two years or more now as well with no success so I wonder if this is part of the issue... although I haven't seen it before. See the other post here.