(And risk the change the user will try to “fix” the issue and just make things worse.) The reason is that the customer is developing a locked-down system with a fixed set of applications, and they want to disable notifications about the settings that are locked down, since there’s no point informing the user about something they can’t do anything about. Click OK and you’re done.A customer wanted to know how to disable the Action Center, the control panel that lets you access settings for the firewall, SmartScreen, that sort of thing. Next, choose to Hide icon and notifications under the Behaviors tab in Action Center. To do that, click on the up arrow button at the taskbar and then click on Customize. Ultimately, you can also turn off all notifications from Action Center directly from the taskbar icon. If you do not wish to receive any further messages from Action Center, untick all of the options. To turn off Action Center messages, untick any of the options. You will arrive at the Action Center settings page where you can choose the messages you don’t want to be prompted with. Next, click on Change Action Center settings at the left sidebar in the window. For Windows 7 users, go to Control Panel > System & Security > Action Center.
To begin, start off by searching for Action Center on Windows 8 Metro search click to open it.
Recommended Reading: How to Enable Built-in Administrator Account on Windows 8 Turn Action Center Message On or Off If you want to opt-out from receiving messages like this, this is the quick tip you should be reading. If you have Windows Defender disabled, you will be repeatedly prompted to "Turn on virus protection". The Action Center helps to scan your PC for security and maintenance issues, and it will alert you if necessary. These messages are coming from the Action Center. How often do you see this image when you are on Windows? It’s annoying, isn’t it? Every time you restart your PC that reminder comes on to nag you.
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