No changes, simply opening the app, saving .exe. Ran app one time after first compile. Did not modify or change a single file, simply compiled a second time:
Not a system message, this is from EXEOut?
Never saw a message like this in 2021.
No changes, simply opening the app, saving .exe. Ran app one time after first compile. Did not modify or change a single file, simply compiled a second time:
Not a system message, this is from EXEOut?
Never saw a message like this in 2021.
This error is caused by your Windows Defender. Since ExeOutput 2024 has been just released, it’s possible that some antivirus may trigger false positives with EXE files created.
Here Windows Defender seems to detect something in a temp file because ExeOutput first creates the EXE file as a temp file before renaming it at the end of the compilation.
The solution is to temporarily disable your Windows Defender while creating EXE files.
So, you are saying that EXEOut captures the anti-virus message and displays it in a EXEOut popup alert?
That message format is nothing I have ever seen in all my years from Windows Defender. My Windows Defender does not have a message format like EXEOut. They are styled like my desktop preferences and displayed in my taskbar.
ExeOutput does not capture the message, but it displays the last system error message. And Windows Defender being part of Windows itself, seems to be able to pass this error to the OS which returns it to ExeOutput.
And yes, ExeOutput displays errors with style too.
That is cool! Did not know that:)
But I never got an alert from Windows Defender, there are no alerts inside Windows Defender.
Oh well, not a big deal.
Thanks for explaining.