Defender impairing compilations

[joseLB]

I know this is a recurrent issue. THis is a brand new win10 with just Defender.

How can I resolve this?

Thanks in advance.

[argumentum]

Sure. Exclude the folder in Defender. Solved.

[argumentum]

...and I guess the destination folder ?. I don't use antiviruses. I use wetware but is proprietary

[Nine]

See discussion in sticky above

[argumentum]

..actually, uBlock origin in the browser. Most viruses are distributed via web sites, so, a good popup blocker should be all that's need most times.

[joseLB]

2 hours ago, Nine said:

See discussion in sticky above

Thanks all you. My situation like this one. That is, when I compile it stops with the message, and Defender says it has   Win32/Fuerboos.D!cl .

At this program (very small) the noticeable point is that it writes at the registry (Current User). Without compilation, it runs and writes there OK.

My question: do you know how I can tell Defender (train?) to not do that anymore when I compile?

Or you know if I can deactivate Defender during my compilations?

 

[joseLB]

I compiled it as 64 bits and compiled OK.

On this program I can do this, but in others, for example with RS232 dlls, it´s not possible.

So, this is a half solution... Could not we have a better solution?

 

Edited April 18, 2021 by joseLB

[Nine]

No you simply need to tell defender to not check certains folders.  Look at parameter for exclusions.  Add all folders that can receive an .exe from AutoIt compiler

[Jos]

17 minutes ago, joseLB said:

My question: do you know how I can tell Defender (train?) to not do that anymore when I compile?

Or you know if I can deactivate Defender during my compilations?

Simply tell them to fix it.... 

-click-

Edited April 18, 2021 by Jos