How to turn off XP automatic update disable warning

By default, Windows XP's automatic update feature is turned on, which is good for improving system security. However, this function sometimes repeatedly prompts and interferes with the normal application of the user. Generally, we choose to disable it on the “Auto Update” page of the system property setting, but at this time a new problem arises: the system tray displays a red “× The number indicates that disabling automatic updates makes the system unsafe. What should I do?

The author introduces you a small trick: open the control panel of the system, double-click to open the "Security Center", click on the "Change the 'Security Center' to notify me" link on the left, pop-up "Alert Settings" dialog box In the box, remove the checkmark in front of the "Automatic Update" item and click "OK" to save the settings. how about it? That annoying warning is gone, right? However, if you are not at ease, you can also remove the "check" in front of the "firewall" and "virus protection", and then save the settings, so that "six clean".