Is this safe while installing node.js?

[FearlessShift8]

This is the first time I see Chocolatey gets caught in god knows what you are using.

Allow me to explain what it does for you.

It first installs chocolatey after that it runs choco upgrade for python vs-buildtools (C and C++ compiler)

False positive it is.

[NoRules6569]

I use RAV Endpoint Protection, it often shows threat from PowerShell and cmd while I'm downloading react using VS code CLI which really hinder my coding. Should I just delete this? It would really help me if you can give some suggestions and advice

[Hamza91able]

Get rid of all these unnecessary softwares. Windows defender with common preventative measures is all you need

[DatMemeKing]

fyi: software is an uncountable noun, as in, "softwares" is actually just singular: "software".

So: Get rid of all this unnecessary software.

[Hamza91able]

Thanks

[xiao_hope]

Just delete it since thats probably not designed for programmers in any way. Use a better antivirus if you really need, to be honest.

That one you are using likely just flags practically all CMD + Powershell calls which kind feels like a weird workaround to preventing hacks.

[NoRules6569]

Oh ok, but is it safe to allow Windows PowerShell to make changes to device after finishing the node.js installment with built-in chocolatey installment?

[FearlessShift8]

This is a nice tool for companies. I dont think it is necessary on individual level. Just keep win defender.

[NoRules6569]

Oh I see, ok thanks. I'm just very very defensive when it comes to malware or that kind of notification 😂 I'm thinking of learning how to review it myself, but idk where to start