How do I stop the windows security bubble "You are at risk blablab..." from coming up everytime I restart?

Question

I don't want firewalls or antivirus or any of that crap, I take care of it on my own. How do I get rid of this bubble?

to those who keep preaching about virus software: bite me.

Answer 1

My frist comment is: You are taking risks with your computer and also others, as yours is now a great candidate for a bot, one that is used to spam others without you knowing.

Remember your living in the real world, not in isolation, and your lack of consideration for others causes us to get more rubbish and problems.

If I were you I'd think again, as there is a chance that if you are used by illegal users, you can also find yourself in trouble with the law.

Answer 2

Did you go into control panel, then firewall and turn off the warning, just select I have a Antivirus or Firewall.
Or
Click start run gpedit.msc, then enter

1. Open Group Policy, then load the group policy you want to apply the change to.

(only on XP Pro).

2. Navigate to User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Start Menu & Taskbar
3. Double-click Remove Balloon Tips on Start Menu Items and select Enabled.
4. Ok all the way out.
Or down load TweakUi for XP it will let you do a ton of things.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

How exactly do you take care of intrusion attempts and malicious software "on your own" without firewalls and anti-virus programs? If you're that skilled you would know how to stop the pop-up.

It would also help to know if you're using Vista or XP.

Answer 5

you need to turn off the Security Center service.

Right click 'My Computer' and choose 'Manage'
Click the + next to 'Services and Applications' and click on 'Services'
Scroll down to 'Security Center' and right click and choose 'Properties'
Hit the 'Stop' button then choose 'Disabled' from the 'Startup type' list

Answer 6

go to tools, internet settings and turn your security to low

Answer 7

right click on it and say you have arranged it