How to Repair Virus Scan Failed or Virus Detected Error

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Windows 7, 8 and 10 have a feature called Attachment Manager that protects your computer from dangerous files that you can download from the Internet. But what if you can’t download a file that you know is safe? Learn how to bypass the message “Viral scan failed” or “virus detected”.

The antivirus software unexpectedly failed when scanning a file you downloaded. As a result, the file you downloaded has been deleted from the Windows Attachment Manager.

This error occurs when Google Chrome is unable to search for the security certificate for a download from its publisher and Chrome simply cannot analyze the program or file. This happens because of viruses or malware on your computer that can be adware, browser viruses or hackers.

Possible reasons for the error “Viral analysis failure”.

• Malware – If your computer is infected with malware, the download may fail. Therefore, a complete analysis of your system is necessary.
• Antivirus software malfunction
• Disable and antivirus and try again
• Damaged registry settings
• Type Windows key+E to open Windows Explorer.
• In the Windows Explorer window that appears, type the following in the address bar: exe
• In the command prompt window that opens, type : regsvr32 urlmon.dll

Clean Boot

1. Click on Start and type msconfig.
2. Select System configuration in the search results.
3. In the Services tab of the System Configuration dialog box, select the Hide all Microsoft services check box, and then tap or click Disable all.
4. On the Start tab of the System Configuration dialog box, press or click Open Task Manager.
5. In the Task Manager’s Start tab, select the item for each start item and click Disable.

Perform a clean boot to determine if a third-party service is causing this problem:

Once the troubleshooting is complete, follow these steps to return to normal start-up.
a) Press Windows + R on the keyboard.
b) In the Run window, type MSCONFIG and click on Ok.
c) In the General tab, click on the Normal start option, then click on OK.
d) When prompted to restart the computer, click Restart.

Creating an exception in Windows Defender

The following steps will guide you through the configuration of an exception in the Windows Defender software.

You should only do this if you are very sure that the downloaded file is secure and comes from a reliable source.

Open the Windows Defender Security Center and click on the anti-virus and anti-threat shield. Scroll down a little and click Analyze History. The following window opens.

If you see a file in the Quarantine Threats section, identify and add the file you just uploaded to the exception list by selecting Allow.

Now try to download the file again.

CONCLUSION

The whole process of unlocking the files you want to download that Windows Defender blocks is complicated and damaged to some extent. Why are there no options to delete or restore files throughout their history, why do I have to click several times to learn more about a threat, and why are threats sometimes not listed in the main interface where you can restore them?

https://github.com/milostosic/MTuner/issues/12

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