For me it took doing a lot of stupid things like removing HWiNFO from my registry, deleting the service from performance monitor, uninstalling and making sure I only install the stable release without updating to the beta after all that. Not sure what fixed it but that might fix it for you. We...
I went ahead and submitted feedback about this to Microsoft.
https://aka.ms/AAvpn2q
Perhaps some upvotes and additional comments could expedite a fix from Microsoft's end.... or perhaps you can tweak it a bit to work around this on your end @Martin
might want to take down this beta so others like myself with fully updated Windows are not affected. This had me messing with registry and troubleshooting for an entire night to suss out.
No one really thinks there is a trojan in it, but we're not making this up that a fully updated Windows 11 Pro installation that is in good shape (sfc /scannow, dism restore health etc show the OS is fine) is rejecting the latest beta, and now we know it's not just me.
So Windows Defender antivirus is activated on my PC. No third party things though. And even through Sourceforge, it blocks my download and tells me this:
I update to the latest betas all the time and have never experienced any issues like this until now.
I do not have MSI Afterburner installed.
I run the Installer version of HWiNFO and not the Portable version. I do not see a download link available for the Installer version of the 8.25 beta.
UPDATE: Deleted HWiNFO service from registry and restarted per instructions from Martin in other threads.
Uninstalled and reinstalled HWiNFO 824.
Was prompted to install beta update and I did it.
Still getting Cannot Install the HWiNFO Driver message.
HWiNFO tells me it cannot install the driver after latest beta auto-update. All recommended things do not apply (see topic). Can't get program to launch to enable debug logging. Any ideas?
I did not create my own task or modify the one created by HWiNFO. But I did disable and enable Auto Start as suggested and did a restart, this seems to have fixed it.