What should I do if the latest version of the Edge browser prompts 'It may harm your device, do you want to keep it?' when downloading a file.

Recently, when many users use the Edge browser to download files, they always prompt us that it may damage your device. Do you want to keep it? So what is going on? How can I set it up to cancel this prompt? Users can directly click on the settings of the Edge browser to operate. Let this site introduce users to the latest version of the Edge browser in detail. The downloaded files indicate that they may damage your device. What should you do if you want to keep them? The latest version of Edge browser downloads files that may damage your device. What should I do if I want to keep them?

1. If the malicious code detection function of Edge is abnormal, or the database used by the detection function is not the latest version. Edge may misidentify downloaded files as malicious code and block them. To solve the problem, as shown in the figure below, click the... button and select Keep to complete the download normally.

2. If you think that the downloaded file may be infected by malicious code, you can use Virustotal to check whether it is infected.

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