On Window 7 Prof 64-bit, I ran MalwareBytes on downloaded file, downloaded directly from ImgBurn website, before installing.
MalwareBytes declares SetupImgBurn_2.5.8.0.exe as MALWARE, I allowed MalwareBytes to:
(PUP.Optional.OpenCandy) -> Quarantined and deleted successfully.
MalwareBytes said I need to reboot my computer to complete remove the Malware, which I did.
After rebooting, I cannot install ImgBurn ImgBurn 2.5.8, because the needed downloaded file is not longer there.
Nor do I want to BECAUSE the good ImgBurn people have allowed their software to by so corrupted/adulterated/marketed in a manner that frustrates users that just want to install and use un-adultered, crapitized, freeware.
Funny, I see a ImgBurn sponsored advertisement on top of this forum screen for malware removal software.
Why or why has ImgBurn stooped to these shenanigans??
RIP ... ImgBurn
Sorry.