Security Center--XP SP2

J

JTKirk

I just installed XP Service Pack 2. I've been using a Firewall from Norton
for some time now and chose to continue using it rather than the one
included with SP2. Every time I reboot my computer I get a Security Center
warning saying that my computer may be at risk. I open the Security Center
window and check the Firewall box that indicates that I'm monitoring things
manually (i.e., with Norton's Firewall). The Security Center never retains
that information, though. If I need to reboot the computer again, I once
again get the Security Center warning and go through the entire process. Is
there a way to get this to stop happening, short of uninstalling SP2? If so,
I'd appreciate help in learning how to do it. Thanks!
 
K

Kevin D

You need to update to the most recent version of Norton. Norton will then
"communicate" it's status to Windows Sec. center and the message should go
away.
 
R

Ramesh [MVP]

Security Center alert on every startup - Windows XP SP2:
http://www.winxptutor.com/sp2/seccenteralert.htm

--
Ramesh, Microsoft MVP
Window XP Shell/User
http://www.mvps.org/sramesh2k


I just installed XP Service Pack 2. I've been using a Firewall from Norton
for some time now and chose to continue using it rather than the one
included with SP2. Every time I reboot my computer I get a Security Center
warning saying that my computer may be at risk. I open the Security Center
window and check the Firewall box that indicates that I'm monitoring things
manually (i.e., with Norton's Firewall). The Security Center never retains
that information, though. If I need to reboot the computer again, I once
again get the Security Center warning and go through the entire process. Is
there a way to get this to stop happening, short of uninstalling SP2? If so,
I'd appreciate help in learning how to do it. Thanks!
 

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