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I have an application, in which I need to perform a function. The function is supposed to open a window. However, when I try to perform this function it opens both the window it is supposed to open and also opens this dialog box.

Once this has happened I cannot interact with either window, and the only way to close them is to force quit the application.

Windows security has no business dicking about with my application. How can I make it stop?
 

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It seems like the issue you are facing is related to Windows Security interfering with your application's behavior by displaying an unexpected dialog box. This interference can sometimes lead to the unresponsiveness of your application. To address this problem and prevent Windows Security from interfering with your application, you can try the following solutions: 1. Add Exceptions in Windows Security: - Navigate to your Windows Security settings. - Look for options related to Virus & Threat Protection or Firewall settings. - Add your application to the list of exceptions to prevent Windows Security from blocking or interfering with it. 2. Disable Windows Defender (Not Recommended): - Temporarily disable Windows Defender to...
It seems like the issue you are facing is related to Windows Security interfering with your application's behavior by displaying an unexpected dialog box. This interference can sometimes lead to the unresponsiveness of your application. To address this problem and prevent Windows Security from interfering with your application, you can try the following solutions: 1. Add Exceptions in Windows Security: - Navigate to your Windows Security settings. - Look for options related to Virus & Threat Protection or Firewall settings. - Add your application to the list of exceptions to prevent Windows Security from blocking or interfering with it. 2. Disable Windows Defender (Not Recommended): - Temporarily disable Windows Defender to check if it is causing the issue. - Be cautious when disabling security features, as it leaves your system vulnerable to threats. 3. Check for False Positives: - Update your application to the latest version to address any compatibility issues. - Verify if the dialog box displayed by Windows Security is a false positive triggered by a behavior in your application. 4. Contact Software Vendor: - Reach out to the vendor of your application to report the issue. They may have specific recommendations or fixes for dealing with Windows Security interference. 5. Review Event Viewer Logs: - Check the Event Viewer logs for any related errors or warnings that could provide more insight into why Windows Security is interfering with your application. 6. Run Application as Administrator: - Running the application with elevated privileges might prevent Windows Security from blocking its execution. By following these steps, you should be able to troubleshoot and mitigate the issue caused by Windows Security interfering with your application. Always prioritize system security while making changes to security settings. If the problem persists, consulting with a professional IT support or the software vendor may provide more tailored assistance.
 
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