I guess my point is: You try to get sketchy things, from sketchy sites, and it gets flagged thusly, it is working as intended.
install -> rollback -> install -> rollback, loop), and they won't know how to fix it then just blame Microsoft. It also allows importing and exporting your. Breaking Windows Update is a common symptom of this stuff (e.g. Free download W10Privacy 4.1.2.3 full version standalone offline installer for Windows PC. Privacy & Securityy > Security > Allow apps downloaded from: App Store and. Plus users that use this stuff are self-selecting as the exact kind of users without the technical knowledge to know what they're doing, why, or how to undo it (or else they'd just make the changes "by hand"). Just like cell phones, desktop operating systems like Windows and Mac track.
A lot of these scripts disable or remove security features and break functionality that has nothing to do with privacy. I don't personally endorse any of this stuff, in fact I recommend against it. Like what is it you expect to happen here? Plus why are you using this sketchy looking tool instead of one of the many scripts available or Open Source tools that do the same thing while making the source code readily readable? You don't even indicate which download link you used, it was "earlier this week" so nobody can try and reproduce it, and you don't even say what it was detected as? Plus you linked to a site that has a whole article talking about them getting regularly flagged for false-positives due to the sensitive settings they're changing within Windows (see "Virus?" link).
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