FileRepMalware is a generic warning label some antivirus tools use for files that look risky - often because they’re new, rare, unsigned, or show suspicious behavior. It doesn’t name a specific virus; it means “this file has a bad reputation and may be malicious.”
Your AV flags a download or installer with FileRepMalware
Warnings about low reputation or unknown publisher
Browser or SmartScreen blocks when you try to run the file
Don’t run the file yet.
Update your security software and scan the file + full system.
Re-download from the official website (avoid mirrors and “free” repacks).
If you truly need it, look for a digitally signed version or a known-good alternative.
Still unsure? Quarantine or delete the file.
Download only from official sources; avoid cracks and “unlockers.”
Keep Windows, browsers, and security tools updated.
Show file extensions so “setup.pdf.exe” can’t fool you.
Run as standard user; elevate to admin only when necessary.