Re: Windows defender marking NVDA a trojan
Ron Canazzi
Hi Quenton,
In addition, I always have Defender set to update to the latest version. I have had odd issues with it in the past. If you are familiar with Steve's Clock, Defender flagged that consistently. Even after I allowed it under Defender settings, every time Windows updates, it flags it again. I had to go into the settings and manually exempt the Steve's clock folder from Defender scans. Even then, it always brings up User Account Control when I run it. It never comes up in start up--even though I have it set to run at start up. I have reported this to both the program developer and Microsoft with no change. I am glad that this isn't happening with NVDA on my system. On 2/7/2020 1:00 AM, Quentin
Christensen wrote:
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