If you, like me, used one of the methods to get Windows 11 running on unsupported hardware (more details in a previous post). D: in my case as I didn’t have a real CD/DVD-drive connected to my PC:Ĭreate a new folder (I called it Win11) on the desktop (or anywhere else) and copy all the files from the DVD to that folder: Optionally bypass the hardware checks for unsupported hardware You can do this from Microsoft’s website on: Step 2) Mount the ISO and extract itįirst mount the ISO by navigating to it in your Downloads folder and by double clicking on it. These are less impacting so it might be worth to go through them before going through the method that worked for me. On the end of this article, I put a few other things that I found online and did try as well to resolve the issue. Starting it results in the following message: Fix for the issue Having a look at the services, we can see, in this case that the “Windows Security Service” or SecurityHealthService is not running. None of the buttons really does anything. None of the buttons work anymore and you can only close the menu with the top right X-button:Īnother thing is that when you try to launch the Windows Security application, you get to see an empty screen as the following: When you try to open Settings -> Privacy & security -> Windows Security, the whole start menu hangs. Initially, I thought that this might’ve been related to having installed Windows 11 on unsupported hardware (see my previous post in case you’re interested in that) but doing a fresh install of Windows 11, using the same workaround, did end up with working Windows Security. Unfortunately none of the fixes that I could find were helping to resolve the issue. Some of them are almost identical and were also seen on Windows 10. Digging a bit into the issue on Google brought me to various similar issues.
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