I'll add that you should *always* check the integrity of the download.
(look up how to check sha256 hashes which are published both in the
release notes and on SourceForge)
If you trust the original source, *and* you confirm the download came in
as intended without corruption or interception and alteration, then yes,
I'd tell Windows Defender the download is safe. Unless you check it
though, you don't really know.
Regards,
Adrien
On 8/5/20 10:49 AM, Fred Bone wrote:
I believe the best solution is to upgrade to Linux (or buy a Mac).
Otherwise just tell Windows Defender to mind its own business and let you
install anyway.
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