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You are correct, the "Compress the Runtime" option was removed a few years ago due to it only saving minimal space while increasing the likelihood of an application being falsely flagged as a virus. This was due to how the program decompressed the runtime at launch, a behavior which Windows and many antiviruses didn't like.
It seems you also already have "Unpacked EXE" checked, which is good.
When you say what Windows is detecting your application as a virus, do you mean that your antivirus is actually detecting the app and quarantining it? Or do you mean that you are getting a "Windows protected your PC" SmartScreen warning? If your antivirus is flagging your program, then you should submit a false positive report to them. If it is a Please login to see this link. error, then this is not Windows "detecting it as a virus", it's simply a warning. You can still run the application by clicking "More info" and then clicking "Run anyway". New apps or apps that are not commonly downloaded are more likely to trigger SmartScreen. As far as I'm aware, the only way to prevent this warning from appearing is having enough people download and run it so that Windows sees it as a common application, or by Please login to see this link. with a code-signing certificate.
Windows writes in the notification on the right side of the screen that a threat has been detected and automatically moves the file to quarantine. In the log I see what it says: Trojan:Script/Wacatac.H!ml Thanks for the reply! I would like to distribute the program for free through gamroad, but with this protection for Windows I think the feedback will be negative =(
Windows writes that the EXE file is a critical threat. (There "Unpacked EXE" checkbox is activated) But if the "Unpacked EXE" checkbox is not activated, everything is normal. (In Windows 11) But on virustotal the file with the checkmark is normal, and the file without the checkmark - allegedly contains viruses
Hi! I created an iOS app and I want it to not stop the music playing on my phone. How do I do that? Right now my app will pause the music. Video example: Please login to see this link.
Compressed runtime was removed a few updates ago because the difference is not significant for modern systems. Now what you can do to prevent false positives is using Unpacked EXE, which is exporting to a EXE, DAT and a MODULES folder. I think it's available for everyone, check the Windows runtime tab on the app properties.
I don't understand you, where can I find "Unpacked EXE"? What do I need to do? Can you show me in a screenshot, please?
I create any application. Windows defender and TotalVirus says there is a virus in it. This is a big frustration for me. Even a blank Clickteam Fusion 2.5 Dev file when exported to EXE on VirusTotal finds 11 security threats
Hi! I'm trying to bypass false positives from antivirus. I read in the article Please login to see this link. that you can try ‘UNCHECK’ – Compress the Runtime in your application properties.
when open teh page and this happesn to you please right mouse and opne teh developer tools, check for console tab and see what error is present, then open a thread and post the result to give you a better answer.
here is a screenshot. On iphone, by the way, the same thing Please login to see this attachment.
