how to close security center completely?

how to close security center completely , it is too slow. And how to close
seurity center start with vista?

"Sean" <Sean@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> how to close security center completely , it is too slow. And how to
> close
> seurity center start with vista?

You can close down the Security Center service by typing "services.msc"
(without the quotes) in your Start Menu search box, then open the service
properties (right-click), stop it and deactivate it. You have to have admin
privileges in order to do so.

Oh... And it's a really bad idea.

Charlie42

Charlie42:
Thanks!
I have done follow what you said, but securtiy center start with vista
yet. So I close Windows Defender Service and Firewall Services. This time
security center didn't start , but a ico of security center still appears in
task bar. From the context menu of this ico , I know security center didn't
start. and a menu that can close this ico itself is offered.
My question is how to close this ico? By the way I use a three-part
antivirus software and firewall. I think it work well!
best regards!

"Charlie42" wrote:

> "Sean" <Sean@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>

>
> You can close down the Security Center service by typing "services.msc"
> (without the quotes) in your Start Menu search box, then open the service
> properties (right-click), stop it and deactivate it. You have to have admin
> privileges in order to do so.
>
> Oh... And it's a really bad idea.
>
> Charlie42
>

"Sean" <Sean@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I have done follow what you said, but securtiy center start with vista
> yet. So I close Windows Defender Service and Firewall Services. This
> time security center didn't start , but a ico of security center still
> appears
> in task bar. From the context menu of this ico , I know security center
> didn't start. and a menu that can close this ico itself is offered.
> My question is how to close this ico?

Try this tutorial ("Get rid of..." paragraph):

http://chris123nt.com/guides/5365/

> By the way I use a three-part
> antivirus software and firewall. I think it work well!

Your security suite does not replace the functionality of Windows Security
Center. This Center provides an UI to Windows's security features, and
monitors all security applications running on your system. By disabling it,
you will no longer be notified if there's anything wrong with your firewall,
AV, AS, updates and other security settings. That's why I called it a bad
idea.

Charlie42

hi, charlie:
thankks!

"Charlie42" wrote:

> "Sean" <Sean@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>

>
> Try this tutorial ("Get rid of..." paragraph):
>
> http://chris123nt.com/guides/5365/
>

>
> Your security suite does not replace the functionality of Windows Security
> Center. This Center provides an UI to Windows's security features, and
> monitors all security applications running on your system. By disabling it,
> you will no longer be notified if there's anything wrong with your firewall,
> AV, AS, updates and other security settings. That's why I called it a bad
> idea.
>
> Charlie42
>
>