Microsoft said that if users have enabled LSA protection and have restarted their devices at least once, they can dismiss the alerts saying the LSA protection is off and ignore notifications prompting them to restart their systems. Activate Windows Defender From Windows Registry Press Windows + R to open Run, type the following in the Run box, and press Enter: regedit Select Yes in the User Account Control prompt. "If we do not detect any incompatibilities, we will automatically turn on LSA Protection." Starting with an upgrade, "we will audit for a period of time to check for incompatibilities with LSA protection," wrote Amanda Langowski, principal product manager for the Windows Insider Program, and Brandon LeBlanc, senior program manager at Microsoft. Now Microsoft injects Copilot AI into Dynamics 365.Windows 11 puts 'disgusting' Remote Mailslots protocol out of its misery.Microsoft's Copilot AI to pervade the whole 365 suite.Microsoft to give more than microsecond's thought about your Windows 11 needs.It's such an important security feature that Redmond said earlier this month when releasing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25314 to the Canary Channel that it will make LSA protection a default feature. LSA is a key security process in Windows that addresses authentication and authorization through such tasks as verifying logon attempts, password changes, and creating access tokens. Click the Start button, type Windows Security into the search bar, and then hit Enter or click Open. Open Windows Defender Antivirus from the Start Menu You can also access Windows Defender Antivirus from the Start menu. Is it a bug or is it something I should be worried about? Click the icon to open Windows Security, then click on Virus & Threat Protection. There is no option to turn the protection on in the Device Security panel, there is only 'dismiss' option. It says that Local Security Authority protection is off.
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