The bug has been around for quite a while and has affected Windows 10 and Windows 11 users, reporting that Windows Security Actions Recommended won’t go away. So, let’s find out all about the problem.
Why do I get Windows Security actions recommended, but nothing is shown?
Here are a few reasons you usually get the error:
Missing updates: Users usually get the error when either the OS updates or the ones for Windows Security are missing. Misconfigured settings: If the Windows Security settings are misconfigured, or certain of these are not enabled, the Windows Security Actions recommended yellow triangle will appear. OneDrive not set up: For some, the error appeared when OneDrive was not set as the file recovery option in Windows Security.
How can I fix Windows Security actions recommended message?
Before we head to the slightly complex solutions, try these quick ones first:
Restart the computer. Check for any pending updates for Windows, install them, and then verify if the Windows Security Actions recommended not working issue goes away. Set up Windows Hello.
If none work, move to the fixes listed next.
1. Enable periodic scanning
The easiest way to fix things when Windows Security Actions recommended message appears is to enable Periodic Scanning. The option is available for those who use a third-party antivirus along with Windows Security.
2. Dismiss warnings
3. Clear Windows Security files
A few users reported that clearing the Windows Security log files cleared the Actions recommended warning that kept appearing in Windows 10.
4. Enable Reputation-based protection settings
Another quick way to get rid of the Windows Security Actions recommended message is to enable the Reputation-based browser protection settings on the PC.
5. Refresh firewall rules
6. Check for Windows Security updates
That’s it! If nothing listed previously worked, installing the latest security intelligence updates in Windows Security should remove the Actions recommended message. Also, for enhanced protection, both from local and online threats, we recommend you switch to an effective and user-friendly antivirus. If you have any queries or want to share a solution not listed here, comment below.
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