How to Eliminate Security Pop-ups in Windows 10?

Windows 10 is the most secure Windows release to date. However, those security functions are enforced without logic, and despite the lack of logic, they don't explain why something happens as it does. Let's consider the "Windows security sign-in pop-up Windows 10" that blocks the connection to WIFI networks and prompts you to enter your credentials every time you try to connect to WIFI, forcibly forcing you to use LAN. Not once, not twice, but constantly. As a further aggravation, many users do not set password protection. It is often associated with Outlook, but that does not seem always to be the case. Fortunately, there is a fix. There are three answers, to be exact. Make sure to check them out below. 

Methods to Turn Off Windows Security Pop-ups in Windows 10

The first action you should do if you see a Windows Security pop-up message is to close all the browsers open on your system and remove the message as soon as possible. The following methods will make it possible for you to get rid of the Windows security warning pop-up from your system if windows 10 doesn't boot.

 

1.    Turn Off Password Protected Sharing Option

Such issues are usually caused by a problem with the HomeGroup sharing. It is recommended that you disable the password-protected sharing feature in Windows 10 if you have multiple PCs connected as part of a HomeGroup. Here's how to disable the password-protected sharing feature:

 

·         Start by pressing 'Windows + S' and typing 'Advanced sharing' into the Windows search box. Then choose the 'Manage advanced sharing settings' option from the context menu that appears.

·         In the next window, click the 'All networks' option to expand it. 

·         If you want to turn off password-protected sharing, click the 'Turn off password-protected sharing' option. 

·         After you complete these steps, click 'Save changes' and then close the window.

 

2.    Reset the Browser Settings

Putting your browser's settings back to their defaults may also help you reduce the likelihood you will receive Windows Security pop-ups. A reset of your browser settings may help you to remove unwanted changes that may occur when installing other programs. As a side note, you will not lose access to your history or passwords. Here is how to reset your browser:

 

·         Firstly, open the settings of your browser. Next, navigate to the Advanced link to open your browser's advanced settings page. Then, scroll down and go to the 'Reset and clean up' section.

·         To reset and clean up your browser, you must first open the program's settings. 

·         Next, look for the 'Advanced' link to open your advanced settings page. 

·         From there, you need to select the 'Reset and clean up' option.

·         Then, simply click the 'Reset' button to return the settings to their original state. 

·         You'll see a confirmation dialog after you tap the 'Reset settings' button. Now, follow the on-screen prompts to finish the process.

·         As a result of the steps outlined above, you will be able to reset the settings of your browser and prevent Windows security pop-ups from appearing.

 

3.    Check Credential Manager

It may also appear frequently when credentials are incorrectly entered. You may also be able to disable Windows security pop up by deleting some entries from the Credential Manager. Here are the steps that will help you remove entries related to Outlook from Credential Manager: 

·         You can view all Outlook credentials under the 'Generic' section. To open Credential Manager, type credentials in the Windows search bar, then click 'Credential Manager.'

·         Then, expand all of the options and click on 'Remove' to uninstall Outlook.

·         After you have completed these steps, restart your Windows system to ensure your changes have been saved.

 

We've shown you various ways to eliminate Windows 10 security popup windows that refuse to go away with the above post. After following the above steps in the blog, restart your computer and verify that the changes effectively stop the Windows Security popups from appearing.