User Credential Prompt Unclear During CrystalDiskMark Installation

[TheRealBubReal]

Describe the bug

When attempting to install CrystalDiskMark, a user credential prompt appears. After pressing "Yes," it is unclear what the user is expected to type, causing confusion and preventing the installation from proceeding.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to Install
2. Click on CrystalDiskMark
3. Click Install/Upgrade
4. See error after download

Screenshots

[seanthewebber]

+1

I'm having the same problem with Google Chrome on Windows 11, version 23H2. I've reinstalled WinGet, and it's now updated to version 1.8.1911.

Failed to install Google.Chrome.

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[abacao]

I'm having this issue... Any hints?

Manual "choco install firefox" was successful

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[YannDMX]

+1 Same issues for me with :

• Teams
• yt-dlp
• Discord

I try to run with admin rights but no change

BR from France :-)

[Humam-Hamdan]

same.

[Jasperki]

I have same issue with: Netbird. After I choose 'Yes' I get a windows asking for login and password. My account is a MS account. I login by entering a PIN (not password). I got the same query for Spotify (well in PS window it's not exactly the same, but Spotify is upgraded and Netbird is a new install), but after providing the credentials (the same) it installed successfully. Netbird installation: Spotify upgrade (but it also worked when I installed it some time ago):

I will try the same on other computers.

Windows 11 Pro Winutil version: 24.11.25.

[YannDMX]

hi i use unigetui too and i have the same issue https://www.marticliment.com/unigetui/

Le lun. 6 janv. 2025 à 16:32, jasperki @.***> a écrit :

I have same issue with: Netbird. After I choose 'Yes' I get a windows asking for login and password. My account is a MS account. I login by entering a PIN (not password). I got the same query for Spotify (well in PS window it's not exactly the same, but Spotify is upgraded and Netbird is a new install), but after providing the credentials (the same) it installed successfully. Netbird installation: 2025-01-06.16_32_09_000009_User.Credential.Prompt.Unclear.During.CrystalDiskMark.Installation.Issue.2535.png (view on web) https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8ec5299d-bd84-48f4-926f-00b04fa9c4c9 Spotify upgrade (but it also worked when I installed it some time ago): 2025-01-06.16_33_26_000010_User.Credential.Prompt.Unclear.During.CrystalDiskMark.Installation.Issue.2535.png (view on web) https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7099aadd-e125-4675-98e6-bc0ca5574f47

I will try the same on other computers.

Windows 11 Pro

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[mrchillington]

I get the same with NVCleanstall

[Marterich]

/close

[MyDrift-user]

The user credentials box is not an error. It indicates that it could not install the application with admin mode so it will ask for the credentials of a regular user to install it that way. Some applications like Spotify for example work like that and that is why it is implemented like that. You can also try doing a "winget install "exact name of application shown on the popup"" and do it manually.