In the context of maintenance windows, what happens if you disable incident detection?

Disabling incident detection means that the system will no longer identify and display new incidents that occur during the maintenance window. As a result, if there are any problems or incidents, they will not be listed or visible on the Problems page. This action is generally taken to prevent alerts and notifications during periods when systems are expected to be down or undergoing maintenance, ensuring that users do not receive unnecessary alerts that could lead to confusion about the status of services.

The other choices provide information that does not align with the implications of disabling incident detection. For instance, saving incident data for future analysis does not occur, as the focus of disabling detection is on preventing new incidents from being registered. Similarly, future incidents will not be detected during the disabled state, and past incidents remain visible regardless of the current detection settings, as the historical data is retained as part of the monitoring system’s records.