That doesn't seem to have happened so far. It's difficult to find free Windows programs that don't come bundled with some crapware these days. As mentioned els

That doesn't seem to have happened so far. It's difficult to find free Windows programs that don't come bundled with some crapware these days. As mentioned elsewhere a lot of these things are actually open source software products that have been rebundled, thus the reputation they are hurting is not their own. I expect it is partly also a result of Windows devs who start out trying to make money by selling a "pro" version of their software but then find that either enough people are happy with the free version and a good chunk of the remaining users just pirate the pro version anyway.