Issue
- Your ESET product notifies you with a yellow or red icon
and displays the notification "Operating system is not up to date"
- Disable Windows Update notifications
- Disable Windows Security Center alerts
- Disable Windows Firewall notifications
- Manually update Windows drivers
Solution
Disable Windows Update notifications
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Click Policies, select the desired Built-in policy, click the policy you want to modify and click Actions → Edit.
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Click Settings → User Interface → Notifications, expand Microsoft Windows Update and select No updates from the Notify about Microsoft Windows system updates drop-down menu.
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Click Finish.
Disable Windows Security Center Alerts
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Click Policies and select the ESET Management Agent policy assigned to the client computers on which you want to disable Windows Security Center alerts. Click Actions → Edit.
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Click Settings, expand Advanced Settings, and in the Operating System section, disable the toggle next to Report if operating system is not up-to-date. Click Finish.
Figure 2-2
Disable Windows Firewall notifications
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Click Policies and select the ESET Management Agent policy assigned to the client computers on which you want to disable firewall alerts from Windows Security Center. Click Actions → Edit.
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Click Settings, expand Advanced Settings, and in the Operating System section, disable the toggle next to Report network firewall issues. Click Finish.
Figure 3-2
Manually update Windows 10 drivers
In Microsoft Windows 10, the operating system update delivery may cause some device or driver updates to fail during a normal operating system update. Your ESET product will continue to notify you of available updates. To resolve this issue, perform a manual update on these devices and drivers.
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Click Start
and type
device manager
. Click Device Manager. -
Click View → Show hidden devices.
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Navigate to the driver or device that requires a manual update, right-click it, and click Update driver from the context menu.
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Click Search automatically for updated driver software. If an update is available, it will be installed automatically. In some cases, a system restart may be required to allow the newer driver to load.