The Local Security Authority protection is off - Windows 11 Home

Anonymous
2023-03-17T06:10:20+00:00

A yellow triangle appeared on the Windows Security iron yesterday. It says that Local Security Authority protection is off. Your device may be vulnerable.

I can press Go to settings or Dismiss but when I click go to settings, a notification saying "the page You want to access doesn't contain required functions and is unavailable". 

There is also no option to turn the protection on in the Device Security panel (there is only "dismiss" option).

When I was looking at it yesterday, there was also a notification that "The tpm module is unavailable" but today it doesn't show. I checked the device manager and uefi and both say that the tpm is enabled.

I've found an advice to turn on SMV in UEFI (in the CPU settings) to solve the problem but I don't want to change anything in BIOS without consultation as I'm no expert. I've also found a reply from a truste source that this whole problem is a Microsoft bug and it's better to just wait till they fix it.

What should I do?

Screenshots are in Polish, I hope they can be useful somehow. The first one shows the notification about a page being not available and the second shows the Device security panel (the notification from the first screenshot displays when I close the device security page or when I click on "go to settings" below the information that the protection is turned off). There is also an information (second screenshot) that "standard device security is not supported".

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Anonymous
2023-07-06T07:36:56+00:00

Microsoft have just posted that they have resolved the "Local Security Authority protection is off" issue in an update. Has anyone tried to apply it from Windows Update?

Resolution: This issue was resolved in an update for Windows Security platform antimalware platform KB5007651 (Version 1.0.2306.10002). If you would like to install the update before it is installed automatically, you will need to check for updates.

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  1. Anonymous
    2023-05-25T03:50:50+00:00

    Yes that is the easiest way and it works thks

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  2. Anonymous
    2023-05-24T20:23:33+00:00

    Hello,

    I did the same thing at home at least for RunAsPPL and I have no problem either. I would just like to know if removing the 32-bit Word entry or entries (so RunAsPPL and RunAsPPLboot ) would restore the system to the way it was before making these registry changes, as there are many people who say that created problems, noticeably blue screens. Is there a way to reverse completely clean this way? Many people are affected by this question, it would be nice to have answers.

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  3. Anonymous
    2023-05-24T17:59:12+00:00

    I created 2 files as was told up and set both values to 2 and saved them... restarted PC and everything is good now.. tnx

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  4. Anonymous
    2023-05-24T16:06:32+00:00

    no unfortunately I have no further information, and many contradictory things are said

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