Thanks for your responses. I am on Windows 7 Professional. Now I am a bit lost here. I think it is unmanaged (although I would appreciate someone clarify the difference to me). The situation is that I have been using SEPM (for over 5 years) while I was in school and the tech guys there had been strongly recommending to stick with SEPM (listing all of the benefits of this antivirus vs. other products, and even Norton). So I got it. Now, I am very new, now that I look at various responses, to these things.
My goal is to run the machine I am using as secure as possible. Not to mention that I spend my time in Russia these days. However, lots of notifications appear without a good reason to do so. As mentioned in another thread (https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/endless-notifications-sep) I get them when I access my hard drive. I get them running the programs, utorrent is the example (and it is not malware). So I want to be able to do something with the program so that security does not suffer in any way while I get the notifications that really matter (such as lovely autorun that blocks/quarantines anything inappropriate or some other "real" network intrusions) and understand what is happening and how I could control this thing. Becasue every time I get those notifications I get freaked out that my PC got hacked.
So, @Manish/Brian I cannot turn off IPv6 (tired that before) because that disconnects my internet. As mentioned above, I do not know where iphelper service and therefore how I could set it to manual.
@ Mithun - I do not login to the SEPM, so I am not sure whether the steps applicable (if it is then I need to know where to go to login). I will definitely check the articles as soon as I know we are on the same page with this. The goal is not to turn off notifications, but do so without messing up with security of my machine. In this regard, Disabling Client Intrusion Prevention Notifications turns them off completely, right?
I have attached the sceen I see every time I open the program, so I need to know where to go from there if possible. Please share your thoughts and ask relevant questions.
Thanks much in advance for your efforts.