If you trust the source, you can click "Download anyway" .
Google Drive does not scan files larger than for viruses. When attempting to download such a file, you will see a message stating: "Google Drive can't scan this file for viruses" . Google Drive - Virus scan warning
Google Drive automatically scans most files for malware and phishing during upload and download. If you see a virus scan warning, it generally falls into one of three categories: 1. File is Too Large to Scan If you trust the source, you can click "Download anyway"
If your own file is flagged incorrectly, you can request a review by opening the file and clicking Share > Request a review . 3. "Failed - Virus Detected" Error Google Drive automatically scans most files for malware
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If Google's systems identify a threat, they may block access to the file entirely to protect you.
For extra safety, you can download the file and scan it locally using your own antivirus software or upload it to VirusTotal (which supports files up to 650 MB). 2. Suspicious Content Detected