# Windows Remediation

The Windows Remediation page contains:

* **Windows Remediation Jobs**: This section displays assigned remediation jobs, the jobs can be edited, deleted, activated, or disabled. The jobs can be created manually or can be created automatically from notifications that users create.

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* **Windows Remediation Summary**: This section displays the count of the vulnerabilities aggregated by artifact name and how many are remediated successfully, failed, or waiting.

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* **Windows Remediation Logs**: This section displays remediation job results.

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* **Windows Remediations Functions**: This section contains default remediation jobs. Users can clone and edit the existing functions or create a new function. In the functions, users can define powershell or cmd scripts.

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