Dear Peter,
Where can I find Windows Repair in Windows 10? Windows key with I but
nothing?
New WDSC in Windows 10 version 1703 which was released on April 11, 2017. No
need in a hurry to upgrade for FREE FREE FREE! But Microsoft may trick
Windows 10 users by installing version 1703 without their knowledge soon!
Before version 1703 is old 1607. Windows Cloud is coming!
Peter.
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Subject: [dbaust] Re: Meet Windows Defender Security Center, your PC's
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Hi Peter Tarrant
Yes! My computers Get Windows Defender and Windows Security Center and
Windows repairs Center a very best Free cost.
My Computers Wineos 10 1603 ver Before not yet upgrade 17xx ver mabye next
July 2017 Windows 10x
Goodbye.
Peter Risby.
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Subject: [dbaust] Meet Windows Defender Security Center, your PC's safety
belt in the Creators Update
Meet Windows Defender Security Center, your PC's safety belt in thehttp://www.techconnect.com/article/3188298/windows/meet-windows-defender-sec
Creators Update
The Creators Update puts antivirus, firewall, and other security
features all in one place.
Ian Paul By Ian Paul
Contributor, PCWorld |
May 1, 2017 3:00 AM PT
Windows 10 Privacy in the Creators Update
Windows Defender gets organized in the Creators Update, bringing
formerly scattered features under one roof. See how it's changed here.
Here's what the Windows Defender Security Center will look like in
Windows...
Microsoft made some much needed changes to Windows Defender with the
Creators Update. The built-in anti-virus app is renamed the Windows
Defender Security Center, and as that name suggests, it's a more
fleshed-out security suite.
It's not that Windows Defender has any new features. What Microsoft
has done for the most part is bring together a number of security
settings in Windows
10 that were scattered throughout the system.
Windows Defender pre-Creators Update.
The old Defender was a very bare-bones utility. The Home tab showed a
confirmation that it was active, whether virus and spyware definitions
were
up-to-date, and when the last scan was.
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There were also tabs to manually retrieve updates to spyware definitions
and
to view your Defender history. Other than that there was a link to access
Defender's options in the Settings app, as well as a Help menu.
That was it.
The landing page of the new Windows Defender Security Center is clearly a
different beast. Information about your latest scan and spyware
definitions
are still there, but that's just the beginning.
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Windows Defender Security Center shows all its categories on the main
screen, as well as in a lefthand menu.
Instead of three tabs at the top, the new Defender has an icon-based menu
on
the left side. Similar to other built-in apps for Windows 10, the menu
only
shows icons, and clicking the three-line menu icon expands to display the
title for each icon.
You don't really need that menu, however, as each item is also displayed
in
the main window complete with icon, explanation, and current status.
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Here's a quick tour of the new Security Center.
Virus & threat protection
Clicking on the top menu item lets you manage the basic spyware and virus
capabilities of Defender. Here you'll see your scan history, the ability
to
run a quick or more advanced scan, change your threat and protection
settings, and update your anti-virus definitions.
Device performance & health
The second section includes a Health Report that details your most recent
scan, and (rather unbelievably) the option to reinstall Windows. Microsoft
has once again moved and renamed its feature for reinstalling Windows. For
the Anniversary Update, the option was called "Reset this PC" and was in
the
Update & Recovery section of the Settings app. (You can still get to this
option from the old location, but it takes you to Windows Defender
Security
Center.)
Now it's accessible from Windows Defender under the name Fresh start.
Click
Additional info in this section to open a second screen. From here, click
Get started to rese-er...give your PC a fresh start.
Firewall & network protection
The Windows Defender Security Center is now the starting place for the
Windows Firewall. At the moment, there aren't many settings here. Instead,
all you see is the current status of the firewall. Clicking the links at
the
bottom of this window leads to either the Control Panel or the Settings
app,
with the exception of Firewall notifications settings. We can only assume
that in the future Microsoft will move more firewall settings into
Defender.
App & browser control
Windows' SmartScreen controls are a helpful feature for novice and
intermediate users. SmartScreen scans incoming files and apps for
suspicious
behavior.
The generic Windows SmartScreen used to be in the Control Panel, while the
Edge and Store
SmartScreens were in the Settings app. All the SmartScreen incarnations
are
now in the Defender Security Center.
Family options
The last section includes a link to various parental controls including
the
ability to limit screen time for your children, Windows' activity reports
for children, and so on.
Below the parental controls there's a link to manage all the various
Windows
10 devices for your family members.
The family options are the least interesting part of Defender, because
this
screen doesn't actually house any settings. Clicking any of the links here
takes you to Microsoft's site, where all family information is managed as
part of your Microsoft account.
There's a lot more to Windows Defender than in previous iterations of
Windows 10 and no doubt this security suite will become even more capable
in
the future.
This story, "Meet Windows Defender Security Center, your PC's safety belt
in
the Creators Update" was originally published by PCWorld.
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