How to Turn On Network Access Protection?

Question

My secuirity center has stopped and can't be started.....

I saw my windows 7 home basic NAP was turned off so i think if i turn on it will solve this problem....

How can i turn on NAP?

How can i turn on my secuirity center?

My MSE also not woking....

The method of turning on secuirity center of this post (inaccessible page as of 7/31/2021) http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7security/thread/4d176d1c-e397-4570-bc88-8f0083f458b1 ****       is also not working...

Please give a solution to it.....

THANKS in advance.......

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Answer 1

My secuirity center has stopped and can't be started.....

I saw my windows 7 home basic NAP was turned off so i think if i turn on it will solve this problem....

How can i turn on NAP?

How can i turn on my secuirity center?

My MSE also not woking....

The method of turning on secuirity center of this post http:// social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7security/thread/4d176d1c-e397-4570-bc88-8f0083f458b1   is also not working...

Please give a solution to it.....

THANKS in advance.......

Hello Mahim – Welcome to Microsoft Answers Community.

What is Network Access Protection?

Network Access Protection or NAP is a network platform which Administrators

apply on a corporate (or home) network. Once your PC is connected to a

network that uses NAP, this NAP will check your machine for this:

A) Does the PC have required software and network?

B) Is the software up-to-date?

As it is performing this check, you will be running under limitation (due to the data

information collection about the computer’s identity) on the network.

However, once everything is fine, you will get full network access.

Q: Do I need NAP?

A: Yes, if you are connected to a corporate network then you'll need it. But if you are a regular PC user, then you don't need this, it becomes pretty useless. However, I provided the steps below for you, so you can enable it.

To turn on Network Access Protection (NAP) in Windows® 7 follow the steps below.

1. Press + R.

2. Type “services.msc” and pressEnter or clickOK.

Security note: If UAC is enabled, then you’ll get a UAC prompt on screen. Please specify

credentials or permission to pass the UAC elevation.

3. Find the Network Access Protection Agent and right-click and choose

Start, you can also modify it so that it starts with the PC, just right-click and

select Properties and modify the Startup type, change it toAutomatic, click

Apply and OK.

4. Close the Services.

To start the NAP program, do the following.

1. Press + R.

2. Type “napstat” and pressEnter or clickOK.

Note: A small icon will be displayed on the tray area.

I hope you find this information useful and if you need any further assistance,

please feel free to contact me and let me know.

I hope this information was helpful…

Have a nice day…

Best regards,

Fisnik

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Answer 2

Read!

What is Network Access Protection?

Network Access Protection (NAP) is a platform that network administrators can use to help protect the security of a network. When you connect to a corporate network that uses NAP, your computer is checked to make sure that it has the required software and settings, and that the software and settings are up to date. If anything is missing or outdated, your computer can be automatically updated. Your network access might be limited during that time, but usually this process happens quickly, after which full network access is restored.

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Answer 3

Yes this method really works..........

Really Really THANKS..........

Please you would be kind enough if you give a solution how to turn on my Windows Secuirity Center Service........

Thanks in advance..........

Answer 4

thank you so much, i called dell trying to fix this problem and all they wanted to do was sell me something.

Answer 5

Hi

Do you have a 3rd party security software.

They usually turn Off Windows Native security.

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