*SOLVED*
Log into your microsoft account and under Devices section you can see the details why this warning sign occurs.
You need to signed in with you microsoft account to do so.
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I have been using Windows Defender for years, and Microsoft Security Essentials before that. I haven't had any problems with either one-- but in the last day or two the Windows Defender icon in my system tray has been showing a yellow caution sign on it, and if I hover my mouse pointer over the icon it says "Actions recommended." However, when I open Windows Defender everything shows a green check and says "No action needed." How can I find out what is causing the yellow caution sign? All Windows updates have been downloaded and applied, the Windows Defender is up to date. and the last scan (which was done automatically after the caution sign appeared) shows no threats found.
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*SOLVED*
Log into your microsoft account and under Devices section you can see the details why this warning sign occurs.
You need to signed in with you microsoft account to do so.
Go to AVG and get their uninstalling software and completely remove AVG.
Then use Windows Defender and Malwarebytes.
*SOLVED*
Log into your microsoft account and under Devices section you can see the details why this warning sign occurs.
You need to signed in with you microsoft account to do so.
I signed in with my microsoft account to check, but I only have one device, and it says "Everything looks good." This is really frustrating.
zactly!
I couldn't figure out how to reply directly to outatimez, but huge thanks outatimez, that is what it was. Incidentally, I had just disabled and hid onedrive which is probably what prompted this.