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The thread discusses Windows 11 Pro flagging the Tile App as a potential virus, with the original poster unable to prevent the warning. A responder suggests that if the app is trusted, the user can add its .exe file to the allow list of their endpoint protection to bypass the alert. The overall tone indicates troubleshooting efforts related to false positive antivirus detections.
James Hilford

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Tile App is being flagged by Windows 11 Pro as a potential virus, and yet nothing can be done to prevent this error showing.

An image from 'Windows believes Tile App is a virus'. Error message stating a file contains a virus or potentially unwanted software.
 

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Neemobeer
Hard to say from just the screenshot, if you're absolutely sure it is not malicious you should be able to add the .exe to the allow list of your endpoint protection to get around the message
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Neemobeer

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Hard to say from just the screenshot, if you're absolutely sure it is not malicious you should be able to add the .exe to the allow list of your endpoint protection to get around the message
 

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