Anaconda Installation: ungtz.dll error - python

I tried to install Anaconda using the normal python 3.5 windows 64-bit .exe file. Every time I run the installation, all the extraction in it fails due to error of some ungtz.dll file as shown in the picture. Even my Antivirus detects that file as a Trojan and repairs it.So after the installation ends there is not Anaconda Prompt and other such software.
Anaconda Installation Problem
Can anyone help and suggest how I go about successfully installing anaconda?

Turn off Firewall and antivirus and try with run Administrator,or others versions

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Beginner: errors during installation of Anaconda and update of Python on Bash terminal

I am a complete beginner in coding.
So, I'm new to the programming jargons and processes and installations.
Please excuse me if I have misunderstood something.
I have tried to install, uninstall apps completely .. and reinstall.. and update .. Phew! It feels like a mess to me and I'm a little lost without proper direction.
And I feel that the below issues are a part of this installing, and reinstalling.
Current situation:
I tried to download Anaconda and at the end of the installation process I got an error message saying installation failed and that I had to contact the manufacturer.
But, I saw Anaconda navigator in the apps section!
I had tried to remove all the system files before reinstalling Anaconda.
How do I know if its installed properly?
Related to this: can I download/access Atom and PyCharm environments through this Anaconda navigator instead of downloading these two interpreters separately?
What does that mean to link Conda interpreter in PyCharm? How is this different?
Because when I used PyCharm previously I had issues assigning an interpreter to the PyCharm projects.
I tried to update the Python version on the Mac terminal through the Excode and Homebrew process. And during installation I got a message saying installation had failed.
But, now when I check on the bash terminal for the Python version it shows Python 3.8.8 !
How is this possible even after the error with the installation?
Now, can I uninstall Excode and Homebrew from my computer?

I'm getting "'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command" error since I deleted anaconda files

I have been using python for about 1 year. I deleted the anaconda files on my computer and now I get this error. I thought they were unnecessary. Is Anaconda not an ide? Why is it no longer working because I deleted it? What should I do now?
Anaconda is not an IDE, it's an open source distribution of Python and R. You should or reinstall anaconda and install again all python packages, or download python from the webpage and just install python without anaconda.

Anaconda installation problems - how to uninstall Anaconda (Windows)

I recently tried installing Anaconda for my Windows 10 laptop. Unfortunately, this didn't seem to work, as there seems to be no actual Anaconda application on my computer, rather just a collection of folders and files on my desktop. I think this problem can be attributed to me downloading the 32-bit version of Anaconda while my OS is 64-bit, though I am not sure this was the problem. Regardless, I would now like to uninstall Anaconda from my computer. How would I go about uninstalling Anaconda from Windows despite Anaconda not fully downloading and only consisting of various folders on my desktop. I'm not super computer-savvy so typing in commands directly into the console seems a bit intimidating.
Because the program isn't actually installed, you can honestly just throw all of the files needed TO install Anaconda into your trash or recycle bin. If you go to "Programs and Features" and you don't see Anaconda, then those other files and folders can just be thrown away.
There also is a
Uninstall-Anaconda.exe
directly in your Anaconda folder. But I'm not sure if it does something more than just deleting the folder/files.

Python crashes when trying to start Anaconda navigator

I just installed the Anaconda package (64 bit, python 2.7) on my Windows 10.
Python itself works fine. The programmed code gets executed fine.
However, when I try to run the Anaconda Navigator or try to run conda command in the windows prompt python crashes.
A windows error pops up, telling me "Python has stopped working".
Does anyone have an idea how I can fix this? I tried to reinstall the Anaconda package, but it didn't work.
Generally uninstalling Anaconda might break the newer installations.
Try this, it help me solve similar issues with missing Anaconda Navigator and broken anaconda installations after an uninstallation.
Hope it helps you. :)
EDIT
The version of new packages should be the same with the base Miniconda.
For Python2 do conda install anaconda=5.3.1=py27_0 anaconda-navigator=1.9.6=py27_0.
The important thing to specify the Python 2.7 build.
You can search more information about packages with the conda show <package> command for versions and builds.

Python stops working while trying to open Spyder or Anaconda Navigator

I used to compile on Spyder at work, so I downloaded Anaconda 4.2 with Python 3.5 64bit for installing it on my own PC too.
But it doesn't work!
Every time I try to open spyder or a Notebook, or even the Anaconda Navigator, it crashes and an error message of "Python stop working"
I tried to open spyder from command prompt too, to no avail.
On the other hand, if I open a Python shell from Windows Command Prompt, it works.
Any ideas?
You should tell us the exact and complete error message that you got. But you should probably uninstall Anaconda and all its parts (including Python), delete the .anaconda and related sub-folders in your Users folder, then reinstall Anaconda. If that doesn't work, let us know. Don't skip deleting those sub-folders: I solved one of my problems by doing that.
Check your firewall (try disabling it temporarily). That turned out to be the issue in my case (after trying to reinstall different versions of spyder/anaconda 20 times).
Run the following command conda update --all on Ananconda Prompt to solve this issue. In my case, it ended up downgrading Spyder from 4.0.1 to 3.3.5 (2 versions behind). If the version does not matter much to you, this will fix the error.

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