You may see a Windows warning when downloading/launching.
Don't panic: this message often appears for new applications that Windows doesn't yet know about.
Windows (SmartScreen) uses a "reputation" for publishers and downloaded files. New programs, even healthy ones, can trigger a message like this: “Microsoft Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized application from starting”. Once enough users install the app, the warning disappears.
VirusTotal has tested this application with 71 antiviruses to ensure user safety: View the VirusTotal report
Below we publish the file hash and a link to the VirusTotal report.
e17744c55961dc843662c7230eaa02e9cc9e6b2165475722ac290bc619dccb3fRangeCraft-Setup-0.21.1.exe - Version : 0.21.1 - Size : 55.93 MoPaul, Louis SaubietteSome browsers flag new apps as “not commonly downloaded”. That doesn't mean the file is harmful. Only continue if the file name and publisher below match exactly.
🔎 Verify the file name and publisher below match: Paul Louis, Saubiette. You can also check the SHA-256 hash on our “Transparency” section.
💡 You can also right-click the file → Properties → tick Unlock if available, then run it again.
Is it dangerous?
The alert doesn't mean the file is malicious; it indicates the application is new.
We provide the hash and a VirusTotal report so you can check for yourself.
Can I turn off SmartScreen?
This is not recommended. Instead, follow the steps “Additional Information → Run Anyway.”
Can I contact someone ?
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