There's a difference between antivirus-induced removal (such as this, where it does not affect all users, and could be caused by a leftover of third-party antiv

There's a difference between antivirus-induced removal (such as this, where it does not affect all users, and could be caused by a leftover of third-party antivirus FWIW) and a proper blacklist entry in the migration system Windows uses. The latter leaves no traces such as shortcuts/uninstall entries and actually shows a notification to the user; the former is as 'rough' as just removing the executable.