When the MS-1/MS-2a Brinell Indentation Measurement System software is installed, the anti-virus software will pop up a prompt, "there is a software to control the camera or there is a problem with this device". Since the software will automatically look for the system identification camera when it is opened, we guess that Windows will regard it as an unsafe factor and prompt "Threat found". We guarantee that the Brinell indentation measurement system does not contain any Trojan program.To ensure that the software is running properly, add the Brinell Indentation Measuring System installation file to exclude in Windows Security.
On Windows 10, the Windows Defender Antivirus is your default anti-malware engine to protect your device and data from viruses, rootkits, ransomware, and other security threats.
Although for the most part the built-in Windows 10 antivirus does a pretty good job, it may flag a file or folder that you trust as malicious. If you want to prevent this type of behavior from happening, Windows Defender Antivirus includes an option to exclude files and folders, as well as file types and processes from getting scanned and blocked.
If you have certain files, folders, file types, and processes that you want to exclude from Windows Defender Antivirus scans, use the following steps:
1.Go to Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Defender Security Center > Virus & threat protection.
2. Click the Virus & threat protection settings, select Manage settings, and then under Exclusions, select Add or remove exclusions option.
3. Click the Add an exclusion button.And then select from files, folders, file types, or process.
• File — Excludes only one file per exclusion.
• Folder — Excludes a folder and its content, including sub-folders.
• File type — Instead of excluding files and folder locations, you can configure the antivirus to ignore files with a specific extension no matter their location.
• Process — Excludes background processes by name.
Choose “Folder”.
4. Continue with the on-screen directions to add the new exclusion depending on your selection. (For example, if you select File, you simply need to browse and select the file you want to exclude. Or if you select the File type option, you only need to enter the extension of the file format to skip during scans.)
