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			<title>mikiem2 on "Microsoft Defender Clashing With VLC Player"</title>
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<p>Defender doesn&#39;t like VLC, at least currently. The discussion focuses on MP3s, though I wouldn&#39;t be surprised if other media formats weren&#39;t similarly effected. If you have problems the simplest fix is add the VLC folder to Defender&#39;s exceptions -- files in places it won&#39;t look at.
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