Newest Beta causing roblox to flag it as an exploit/results in no launch of roblox

[arkspatrol]

When the new beta is installed, when launching roblox the following error is received:

"Third-party software is interfering with Roblox. If you're using software for exploiting or reverse-engineering, you'll need to uninstall it."

This does not occur on versions 1.0.1.4 Stable as well as previous stable and beta versions before this one.

[adirh3]

Hi, thanks for reporting this.

Do you have in-window content search enabled in Fluent Search? That feature uses Windows UI Automation to read UI elements from other apps, which anti-cheat software like Roblox's can flag.

If so, you can go to Settings → search "In-window content search" → Ignored processes for in-window content search and add  RobloxPlayerBeta  to the list. That will prevent Fluent Search from scanning Roblox's window.

If you don't use in-window content search, let me know and we'll investigate further.

[arkspatrol]

Just updated to 1.1.1.5 Nightly, issue persists and I do have In-window Content Search disabled by default.

[adirh3]

Thanks for checking. Can you try enabling gaming mode? Go to Settings → Hotkeys → Ignore hotkey on processes and add RobloxPlayerBeta to the list. This will disable all Fluent Search hooks (keyboard, window monitoring) when Roblox is in the foreground, which should prevent the anti-cheat from flagging it.
You can also manually right click system tray icon and enable gaming mode.

Let me know if that helps — if not, you can also try fully closing Fluent Search before launching Roblox as a workaround while we investigate further.

[arkspatrol]

Ignoring hotkey on processes did not fix the issue. However, your recommendation in fully closing fluent search did allow roblox to open. This was done by ending "Fluent Search" processes in the task manager.

[adirh3]

Ignoring hotkey on processes did not fix the issue. However, your recommendation in fully closing fluent search did allow roblox to open. This was done by ending "Fluent Search" processes in the task manager.

Thanks for checking! Did you try enabling gaming mode in system tray?

[arkspatrol]

I apologize, I do not know what you mean. I do have "Game Mode" enabled in the native Windows 11 settings though.

[adirh3]

I apologize, I do not know what you mean. I do have "Game Mode" enabled in the native Windows 11 settings though.

When Fluent Search is open you dont see its icon there?

[arkspatrol]

I do not, it is only present in the taskbar, and then disappears after the search has been completed.