
"A PUA / PUP (potentially unwanted application / potentially unwanted program) is a software that may be unwanted on the PC and sometimes comes bundled with freeware software. "Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUAs) are unwanted software programs that come bundled in legitimate free software programs as a package." ( us.) Windows Defender Antivirus detects and removes this threat.

The only details I can get, are from Microsoft's malware encyclopedia, which is not really helpful: Tried redownloading 4.3.3 from the official site, now the installer was flagged as well. I had the version 4.3.3, so I installed an older 4.3.1 and immediately quarantined as well.

To install multiple software with Winget, you’ll first need to obtain app IDs. Winget enables you to batch install multiple software packs by entering a single command in the Command Prompt or PowerShell. That’s quite a new addition to the Windows command-line Microsoft introduced in 2020. Winget (Windows Package Manager) is a built-in command utility for installing software in Windows 11/10. How to Batch Install Multiple Software With Winget
