Thanks for image. Now i get what you mean, it's not a virus file, but recently microsoft prevent piracy by always trying to scan downloaded files in browser (if it's rar/zip), specifically when the file is under 1GB in size. DMCA reported links are usually listed as "Wacatac.B!ml", Sabsik.FL.B!ml", "Phonzy.A!ml",... where "ml" = "machine learning".
To fix this, you can do one of the following:
Click accept to save the file, of course this works, lol
Or download from another host, for example mega.nz, rapidgator,... sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, "machine learning" = ""stupid learning""
Or use a VPN.
In general, I believe that most of the links you download now (especially games of a few hundred MB) always get this warning. Windows defender is shit.
I am using win11, also wd enabled, and the same as you. But recently I noticed that some friends also have the same problem like this guy. It seems that windows will use some different database for certain countries. Because of the common point, some people I know, have this case when they are in France.
Dude, she herself is basically bootleg Holmes, but naming her Holmes was too on the nose, so they decided on naming her after his sidekick character instead.
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/1f2007073d4b71b5ca00d88108a839b21182d761790cb125c38f23ca1c8d5a1f?nocache=1
let me know which file contains the virus, I will try to report it to the developer.
To fix this, you can do one of the following:
- Click accept to save the file, of course this works, lol
- Or download from another host, for example mega.nz, rapidgator,... sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, "machine learning" = ""stupid learning""
- Or use a VPN.
In general, I believe that most of the links you download now (especially games of a few hundred MB) always get this warning. Windows defender is shit.I wish we had a proper rival to Windows that could play games.
Microsoft is such a crap company, I prefer my gmail over hotmail/outlook.
However, I'm using Opera browser.
So, I'd say, it's either a problem exclusive to Windows 11 (which is the devil's spawn), or it's not an OS problem to begin with.
(PS: thanks so much for confirmed, buddy)