This contact information can also be shown in some notifications (including those for Windows Defender Exploit Guard, the Block at first sight feature, and potentially unwanted applications. Users can click on the displayed information to initiate a support request:
Customize Support Contact Information in Windows Security
To customize the support contact information, you must first have to enable the contact card for app or custom notifications before you can then specify the contact company name, email, phone number, and website URL. If you do not specify the contact name and a contact method, the customization will not apply, the contact card will not show, and notifications will not be customized. To enable the contact card for app and custom notifications, do the following: Step 1: Launch the Local Group Policy Editor. Step 2: In the left pane of Local Group Policy Editor, navigate to the location below.
Step 3: In the right pane of Enterprise Customization in Local Group Policy Editor, double-click Configure customized contact information policy to edit it. Step 4: In the policy properties dialog box, select the Enabled radio button.
Step 5: Click Apply > OK. You have now added Support Contact Card Information to Windows Security. Continue below, to enable custom notifications: Step 3: In the right pane of Enterprise Customization in Local Group Policy Editor, double-click Configure customized notifications policy to edit it. Step 4: In the policy properties dialog box, select the Enabled radio button.
Step 5: Click Apply > OK. You have now added Support Contact Information to Windows Security Center Notifications. You can now proceed to specify the company name, email address, phone number, and website. To specify Contact Company Name, do the following: Step 1: Launch the Local Group Policy Editor. Step 2: In the left pane of Local Group Policy Editor, navigate to the location below.
Step 3: In the right pane of Enterprise Customization in Local Group Policy Editor, double-click Specify contact company name policy to edit it. Step 4: In the policy properties dialog box, select the Enabled radio button. Step 5: Type in the contact company name in the Company Name field.
Step 6: Click Apply > OK. To specify Contact Email Address or Email ID: Step 3: In the right pane of Enterprise Customization in Local Group Policy Editor, double-click Specify contact email address or Email ID policy to edit it. Step 4: In the policy properties dialog box, select the Enabled radio button. Step 5: Type in the email address in the Email address or email ID field.
Step 6: Click Apply > OK. To specify Contact Phone Number or Skype ID: Step 3: In the right pane of Enterprise Customization in Local Group Policy Editor, double-click Specify contact phone number or Skype ID policy to edit it. Step 4: In the policy properties dialog box, select the Enabled radio button. Step 5: Type in the phone number or Skype ID in the Phone number or Skype ID field.
Step 6: Click Apply > OK. To specify Contact Website URL: Step 3: In the right pane of Enterprise Customization in Local Group Policy Editor, double-click Specify contact website policy to edit it. Step 4: In the policy properties dialog box, select the Enabled radio button. Step 5: Type in the website URL in the IT or support website field.
Step 6: Click Apply > OK. You have now successfully added Support Contact Information to Windows Security Centre. If you wish to remove the company name, email address, phone number, and website, support contact information from Windows security Centre, do the following; Step 1: Repeat all the steps outlined above, but in each policy properties dialog box, select the Not Configured or Disabled radio button. This is the default setting. Hope this helps.
