Yes TeamSpeak itself its safe. 
Hello, with ESET Smart Security Premium no problem
Hi Guys,
i startet a Game and my Win Defender mean to Block TS5.exe because its a Trojan…
Installed today the beta 61.1 yesterday with beta 61 works everything fine.
Checked Windows Update for newest Defender Version.
Now trying to reinstall, cuz i give access back, it should not block it back again.
I have Win 10 Pro x64 (21H1 Build 19043.1165)
Pictures may in German
I hope an Update will come fast for this problem…
Greetings
HazeBaze
Hello,
watch this Post:
oh wtf. read the first one, and plop it switched, cuz you edited your post xD
Yeah i should learn to use the scroll wheel Thanks
Looks like that windows defender virus detection issue is already reported cheers!
Put your Virus Warning into quarantine or allow on PC.
Then wait a bit, and you can start the Client, not optimal but the Team is working on a fix.
Can someone give me an installer for older version? I uninstalled teamspeak, installed it back and I am still on b61.1, I really don’t wanna mess with it in the middle of game…
well no picture support here with global messaging
well global chat support in ts3 would be a really nice touch for people having issues 24/7
Download b59 from there and then update to beta61.
Beta 61.1 won’t be downloaded with the updater.
@RadOo_CZ-69 please make sure you overwrite right files. Or delete the client before installing the old one.
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After the latest update for TS5, It no longer opening flagging on my window defender as that it was a virus.
Please read this:
Link is wrong.
Note: I placed some text in the main post.
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got it fixed as you can see in Beta test chat in teamspeak
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The rollout of beta61.1 has been resumed. Microsoft has removed the false positive detection of the client over the weekend.
Should you still find yourself in the situation that your client is detected by Windows Defender please follow the instructions to update your definitions on the Microsoft Support Page.
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If you know better than Microsoft, you do you. Otherwise we’d suggest to follow what Microsoft has to say on their official support pages.
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Exactly what I did, I could probably do this via windows update. But now, should I update it or wait for it settle down?
