Enabling Local Security Authority Protection on Windows 11 The log should have this entry: "12: LSASS.exe was started as a protected process with level: 4".
Microsoft recommends that administrators ignore the restart prompts, provided that they have enabled Local Security Authority protection and restarted the Windows 11 device at least once.Ī support page reveals how system administrators may use the System log under Windows Logs in the Event Viewer to determine whether Local Security Authority protection (LSASS.exe) is enabled. Once enabled, Windows 11 may "persistently prompt that a restart is required" through its notifications system. Windows administrators who enable Local Security Authority protection on Windows 11 devices may resolve the issue, but it leads directly to a follow-up issue. The update's full name is Update for Microsoft Defender Antivirus antimalware platform - KB5007651, and it should be listed as one of the installed updates by update management services. Windows 11 devices may throw the error message after installation of KB5007651 on Windows 11 devices. The known issues listings for supported Windows 10 versions does not have the entry, which suggests that these operating systems are not affected by it. Both versions of the Windows 11 operating system are affected in the same way by the issue. Microsoft confirmed the issue for Windows 11 and Windows 11 version 22H2 on its Release Health website.
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