I own two PCs, both running Windows 10 and both protected by Webroot SecureAnywhere. Starting sometime earlier today, about once an hour Windows is displaying a notification that both my antivirus software and Windows Defender are turned off, and I need to turn one or the other back on.
At the same time, I can see the green Webroot icon sitting in the Notification Tray, indicating that Webroot is alive and well and protecting my PC.
When I visit the Security section of the Security and Maintenance control panel, it tells me that Webroot SecureAnywhere is active and everything is OK.
This seems to indicate that it's the notification that's bogus and my protection is fine, but it's becoming annoying, since I'm getting this warning on average once an hour.
Oddly, my second PC, also running Windows 10 and Webroot, doesn't have this issue.
Is anyone else seeing this? I know I can turn off those notifications in Windows, but I'd rather not do that, since, theoretically, one of these days the warning could be warranted.
--Larry
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Bogus Windows 10 security notifications
Best answer by RetiredTripleHelix
? Thank You! if you want to update to build number to 10586.112 from 10586.104 see here to download and install https://community.webroot.com/t5/Security-Industry-News/Cumulative-Update-for-Windows-10-Version-1511-KB3140742/td-p/240086
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