It seems to appear randomly, probably full of bugs so they're handing it out to a small number of people at a time incase the **** hits the fan. I've received it on 3 of my 8 machines.
Windows 11 security actions recommended but none found
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on windows 11 the security icon in the task bar shows an exclamation in a yellow triangle and says "security actions recommended", but when I look at them all, they all say NO ACTION NEEDED
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2022-12-26T04:14:06+00:00 And here we are 3 months later and MS still haven't fixed this simple error.
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2022-12-05T04:27:18+00:00 Wonderful! Thanks for that pointer. It didn't work like a charm because "Reputation-based protection" was already turned on and so the "Windows Security -Actions Recommended" still remained.
Therefore, I proceeded with a more complicated fix, although at first, I was a bit hesitant to carry through with it. After much consideration & thought (and great trepidation) I did it anyway, even if it meant ending up with a bricked computer.