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10-06-2017 10:01 AM
New laptop with Sept 2017 HP image installed. HP Client Security Manager 9.3.4 installed and active. Has interesting set of features and I have already used one. However, every time I open a browser it pops a notice about installing its password management exstention for the browser. Well, I already have a password manager solution that integrates with browsers and other apps and is USB portable across computers and computer vendors I don't want an HP-only solution for password management. So after receiving the notification a few dozen times I want to turn that particular notfication off. In the app Settings menu I see all kinds of policy options EXCEPT notification control.
I would rather not un-install this app since it does offer useful features - I just will not be using all of them. How to control notifications for HP Client Security features I will not use?
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10-06-2017 02:21 PM
In which browser are you receiving the notices?
Have you tried disabling the Client Security in the browser extensions / add-ons?
For example,
Open Firefox > Options > Add-ons > Extensions >
Disable HP Client Security
Tell Client Security to mind its own business:
Open Client Security Dashboard > Password Manager > Setup
UNCHECK Prompt to add a logon when on a logon screen >
Save
In general, you can switch off most / many notifications.
For example,
Settings > System > Notifications and actions >
switch OFF Get notifications from apps and other senders
switch OFF Get tips, tricks, and suggestions as you use Windows
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10-06-2017 02:21 PM
In which browser are you receiving the notices?
Have you tried disabling the Client Security in the browser extensions / add-ons?
For example,
Open Firefox > Options > Add-ons > Extensions >
Disable HP Client Security
Tell Client Security to mind its own business:
Open Client Security Dashboard > Password Manager > Setup
UNCHECK Prompt to add a logon when on a logon screen >
Save
In general, you can switch off most / many notifications.
For example,
Settings > System > Notifications and actions >
switch OFF Get notifications from apps and other senders
switch OFF Get tips, tricks, and suggestions as you use Windows
Click Thumbs Up to say Thank You!
Answered? Click my post "Accept as Solution" to help others find it.
10-06-2017 04:09 PM
Receiving Windows notifications when launching Chrome & FF, not notifications from within the brower applications. I am receiving the notifications from HPCSM because HPCSM brower extensions for it are *not* installed. In any case, per your pointer found the Windows Setting to turn off notfications from HPCSM. Alas, I presume this turns off ALL HPCSM notifications rather than just the brower extension install nagging. Oh well.
10-06-2017 05:00 PM
I installed the extension in Firefox and then disabled it.
I (too) am using a separate password manager -- having Client Security extension installed does give me the option of adding some (a few) passwords into the CS manager should I choose to do so. I simply enable the extension (AND leave the password manager CHECKED in CS), then add the desired password to the CS manager. I disable the extension after I have added the password to the logon for the website . A sort of "just in case" scenario in case my primary password manager fails for some reason.
I have not installed CS into Chrome -- possibly because I have nearly every notification switched off through Windows, I don't get the "install me!" pop / notification.
I might have I discovered a clever method along the way and have forgotten how I did it. Smiling.
Try installing the extension(s) and then disable it / them in the appropriate browser.
Good Luck.
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