Windows 10: How to remove PUA:Win32/Fusion Core and App:Cheat_Engine_BundleInstaller

So, I downloaded CheatEngine 7.0. Not knowing of the possible malware that may come with it I just installed it without further thoughts. After learning of the malware in the installer and now my computer, I wanted to remove it.


Now I'm left with exactly 22 Entries of "PUA:Win32/FusionCore" and 1 Entry called "App:Cheat_Engine_BundleInstaller". The problem is: I can't remove it.


The "Actions" windows defender can take do absolutely nothing. I cant remove or quarantine these entries. However, the files these entries are refering to I already wiped off my disk. The Regkeys of the BundleInstaller don't seem to exist as well.



The entries for "FusionCore" are all referencing the same files Don't exist anymore

- file: C:\Program Files\Cheat Engine 7.0\Cheat Engine.exe

- file: C:\Users\[USER]\Downloads\CheatEngine70.exe



And there's the entry for the "BundleInstaller" It's in german, but the path's are universal of course

I can't find those entries in regedit and the files are deleted like I said.


What can I do?

Thanks in advance



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