How to Bypass: Operation did not complete successfully because the file contains a virus…

How to Bypass: Operation did not complete successfully because the file contains a virus…

In Windows 10, when you try to run an executable (exe) file, you may get a prompt that cause the exe to not run and get deleted automatically.

 

Operation did not complete successfully because the file contains a virus or potentially unwanted software.

 

The file was flagged by Windows as being malicious. If you are certain the file is safe, you can still run the exe file.

 

  1. Open Windows Security app.
 
Windows 10 security
 
 
  1. Select Virus & threat protection.
 
Windows virus and threat protection
 
 




  1. Disable virus protection settings.
 
Windows 10 virus protection settings disabled
 
 
  1. Run the exe file again.


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Comments 4

Guest - Nicolas F. on Tuesday, 04 July 2023 10:23

I tried on windows 11 and it does not work for me. After i go through the UAC, its on again.

I tried on windows 11 and it does not work for me. After i go through the UAC, its on again.
Guest - Robert Roehm on Monday, 07 December 2020 12:27

That no longer works, Windows 10 has boosted the security all out of whack. I am downgradin to a version of Windows BEFORE October 2017, likely when the anti-hack/malware security part of the Fall Creators Update was fully realized.

I ran into this when I tried to root my phones. No wonder hack collection websites went under.

That no longer works, Windows 10 has boosted the security all out of whack. I am downgradin to a version of Windows BEFORE October 2017, likely when the anti-hack/malware security part of the Fall Creators Update was fully realized. I ran into this when I tried to root my phones. No wonder hack collection websites went under.
Guest - Gustavo on Saturday, 26 September 2020 17:39

That worked perfectly for me! thank you!

That worked perfectly for me! thank you!
Guest - Anonymous on Monday, 13 July 2020 08:26

No, that does not work for me.

No, that does not work for me. :(
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