Re: Script to Disable Windows Security Alert Pop Up

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josh wrote:
I was just asked to find a script, which I searched for and was unable
to find.

Sometimes, the question itself can lead to all the wrong answers.

My boss wants a script that will disable the pop up from Windows
Security Center, if the computer doesn't have a firewall, antivirus,
or automatic updates turned on.

Why does s/he want a script? Take that unnecessary word away, and...

I'm not very familiar with scripting, I was wondering if anyone knows
of one that will do this?

http://www.google.com/search?q=Disable+Windows+Security+Alert+Pop+Up
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