Firewall & Network Protection: It is a part of the Windows Security Center that maintains and manages the Windows Defender antivirus settings and keeps an eye on the connected network and internet connections.
Device Security: This section is for giving users an insight into the security features that are built into a Windows system. It will provide users the status report of the device’s security while managing the different security features for enhanced protection.
Device performance & health: It will provide useful information and status about the device’s performance and health. This will also take care of Windows updates to ensure that you have the latest build of Windows running on your computer.
Family options: These are like parental controls, and they will help parents manage their children’s online experiences. It will do so by monitoring the other Windows devices in the household giving more control over what the other household members can access.
To hide the Account protection section completely, you need to tweak a few things in your system. This section will stay hidden in the Windows security center window, and it will stay hidden from everyone.
To hide this section of Windows Security Center, you need to use the Local Group Policy Editor.
- Press Windows key + R, and it will open up the Run dialog box.
- Enter “gpedit.msc” in the dialog box and click on Ok.
- Using the left pane in the group policy editor, navigate to “Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows components > Windows Security > Account protection” in the local group policy editor window.
- In the right pane now, you will see the “Hide the Account protection area” policy. Double click on it.
- Set the toggle to “Enabled,” click on Apply and then click on Ok.
- Then close the Local Group Policy Editor.
Now you can open up the Windows Security Center, and it won’t show the Account Protection tab in it.
If you want this section to show in your Windows Security center again, follow the steps mentioned below.
- Press Windows key + R, and it will open up the Run dialog box.
- Enter “gpedit.msc” in the dialog box and click on Ok.
- Using the left pane in the group policy editor, navigate to “Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows components > Windows Security > Account protection” in the local group policy editor window.
- You will see the “Hide the Account protection area” policy in the right pane. Double click on it.
- Set the toggle to “Disabled” or “Not Configured,” click on Apply and then click on Ok.
This is how you can hide the Account protection in Windows Security Center. If you have any questions or queries about this article, then comment down below, and we will get back to you. Also, be sure to check out our other articles on iPhone tips and tricks, Android tips and tricks, PC tips and tricks, and much more for more useful information.
