Hey,
follow this steps to use this script...
1. Click on "Start"
2. Type "cmd"
3. Right Click on "Command Promt"
3. Run As Administrator
4. A "black window" with will appear
5. Type "<Full Path To The downloaded and extracted file> /?"Example:6. The parameter "/?" will show you how to use this script in detail....
dont get it i get this error message when i type in what you say and press enter ? see screenshot below
Last edited by Brink; 02 Nov 2015 at 09:18. Reason: edited image as requested
Ah, okay...
Tell me which Windows Version do you have exactly? (Right Click on "Start" -> "System")
The point "System type" is important for me....
I think you have a 32-bit-version of Windows...
In this case I could provide you a 32-bit compiled version of my script, but i can't guarantee that this will work for you, cause I only have a 64-bit-version of Windows.....
I have Windows 10 HOME 64 bit version
I have disabled eset and Windows firewall..Still dont work
hmmm...
I don't know the differences of Windows 10 Professional and Home in detail...
Sorry, but I think you have to turn off security center manually.
Steps to turn off security center manually:
1. Stop Security Center service and set it to "disabled"1.1 Click on Start Button2. Go to "C:\Windows\System32"
1.2 Type "services.msc"
1.3 Right Click on "services.msc" and "run as administrator"
1.4 Right Click on "Security Center"-service and click on "Properties"
1.5 Stop the Service and choos as start type "Disabled"
1.6 Click "Okay" and close the services window
3. Take ownership of files "ActionCenter.dll" and "ActionCenterCPL.dll"3.1 Right Click on "ActionCenter.dll" -> "Properties"4. Rename the files "ActionCenter.dll" and "ActionCenterCPL.dll" to "ActionCenter.dll.bak" and "ActionCenterCPL.dll.bak"
3.2 "Security" -> "Advanced"
3.3 On top you can see the current owner -> Click on "Change"
3.4 Type in "Administrators" and click "Okay"
3.5 Click "Okay" again
3.6 Click on "Advanced" again
3.7 Click on "Change authorizations" (or something like this)
3.8 Double Click on "Administrators" and give him "Full Access" rights
3.9 Click "Okay" and close the windows
3.10 Repeat steps 3.1 to 3.9 for "ActionCenterCPL.dll"
5. Reboot your machine
I hope this helps you....
Last edited by janseppenrade2; 04 Nov 2015 at 09:53.
ok thanks this seem to be working no annoying pop up yet regarding windows securtity centre..
Hi janseppenrade2!
I have used your script on multiple Windows 10 installations, and it works perfectly. Thanks so much!
I also hate Security Center, and I don't want to use that shit!
But I don't get your script to work after "the November update 1511", which was released a few days ago.
When I run your script, everything looks normal, but the annoying warning messages still appear after reboot.
Probably Microsoft has changed something, so your script needs to be updated.
What do you think? Can you help us with an updated script?
I don't use the script but I know how it work and I will try to help you.Hi janseppenrade2!
I have used your script on multiple Windows 10 installations, and it works perfectly. Thanks so much!
I also hate Security Center, and I don't want to use that shit!
But I don't get your script to work after "the November update 1511", which was released a few days ago.
When I run your script, everything looks normal, but the annoying warning messages still appear after reboot.
Probably Microsoft has changed something, so your script needs to be updated.
What do you think? Can you help us with an updated script?
IMO the Now 1511 Update must have reinstalled the original DLL'S ;-)
Steps to turn off security center manually:
1. Open "service.msc"
2. Stop Security Center service and set it to "disabled"
3. Go to "C:\Windows\System32"
4. Take ownership of files "ActionCenter.dll" and "ActionCenterCPL.dll"
5. Get full access for the files "ActionCenter.dll" and "ActionCenterCPL.dll"
6. Rename the files "ActionCenter.dll" and "ActionCenterCPL.dll" to "ActionCenter.dll.bak" and "ActionCenterCPL.dll.bak"
Try with those instructions and let me know if it work fine !
Regards
Quote
