
Important!

For the program to function correctly, you must add it to your antivirus (Windows Defender) exclusions.

Please run the program as Administrator (right-click the file → "Run as administrator") and confirm the User Account Control prompt.

Alternatively, add the program folder to Windows Defender's exclusions manually.

If you don't do this, the program may be detected and blocked by your antivirus.
Anti-virus programs can mistakenly identify a medicine or a treated file as a virus.
If you didn't find a file in the downloaded distribution, it means that your antivirus or Windows Defender ate it.
Before unzipping archive(-s) and using the medicine or the treated file, disable the protection of the antivirus and/or Windows Defender in real time.
In some cases, you may need to add a file and/or folder and/or process to the Windows Defender exceptions or your antivirus.
Here is the instructions:

Instructions for Windows Defender (Defender Windows):
Windows Security - Protection against viruses and threats - Settings for protection against viruses and other threats - Manage settings
- OFF Real-time Protection
- Exceptions - Adding or removing exceptions - Add an exception - Add a file / folder with distribution to the exceptions.

Instructions for Eset NOD32:
Settings - Computer protection - Real-time file system protection - disable
Real-time file system protection - Gear - Advanced settings - Process exceptions - Add a file to the exceptions.
Settings - System Scanning - Gear - Advanced Settings - Detection Exceptions - Add Folder with Distribution Files to Exclusions.

Instructions for AVAST:
Menu - Settings - Protection - Basic Protection Components - disabled.
Menu - Settings - General - Exceptions - Adding a folder with distribution files to exceptions.
Menu - Settings - General - Blocked and Allowed Apps - Allow app - Add file to exceptions.