How to ignore chrome dangerous file download

 · I tried to download a file recently on a Windows 10 Fall Creators Update system using Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox, and could not because all blocked the file download because of a virus that was detected during the security scan. I had this problem and downloaded Chrome browser which worked without a problem. Chrome did ask me whether I wished to download a potentially unsafe file which I had arranged in MS Access and downloaded previously without the problem I experienced using Edge. I completed the task in 5 minutes.  · I tried to download the latest Ventoy release recently from the project's GitHub repository. Chrome, the browser that I used at the time, displays a notification in the download panel at the bottom of the browser window. It stated that the downloaded zip file could be dangerous and asked me whether I wanted to submit it to Google for scanning.

Unfortunately, Chrome is sometimes too cautious and can block perfectly safe files, which it believes might be dangerous. If you are trying to download a file, but Chrome won't allow it, you can. Open Edge and click the triple-dot button in in the upper-right. Scroll down to the bottom of the right-hand panel and click Settings. Scroll down to the bottom of Settings and click View Advanced. It should then read as 'Ask when a site tries to download files automatically after the first file (recommended).' Step 4: Chrome should now let sites perform automatic downloads.

I tried to download the latest Ventoy release recently from the project's GitHub repository. Chrome, the browser that I used at the time, displays a notification in the download panel at the bottom of the browser window. It stated that the downloaded zip file could be dangerous and asked me whether I wanted to submit it to Google for scanning. It constantly updates the list of dangerous web pages. The threat can lurk in links the blocked site hosts or files this website might offer you to download. Theoretically, even worse scenarios are possible: a computer’s infection with malware can happen through a website that uses one or another browser or plugin vulnerability. In this tutorial, we will see how to download files and visit web pages on Chrome that Google thinks are dangerous. For this, we will have to disable Google’s pre-installed security features, so you might want to be careful when you do this.