Why do I get a message saying:-administrator has set policies of prevention at this point being installed "after I downloaded some programs it is to say"Tomtom"or"icloud"

The message preceding has developed on 2/3 opportunities after that I downloaded and tried to install the software

Hello

Have you tried right-clicking on the software downloaded and saved > and then select run as administrator?

See you soon.

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