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Windows will warn you. That is expected.

Photo Order Fix is new, and it is not yet signed with a paid certificate. Chrome and Windows both treat any program hardly anyone has downloaded yet with suspicion — it is a popularity check, not a virus scan. Here is exactly what you will see and what to click.

1. In Chrome, at the bottom or in Downloads: if it says the file is unusual or was blocked, click the ⋮ next to it and choose Keep, then Keep anyway.
2. When you open it, Windows shows a blue box. It looks like this:

3. Click More info, then the Run anyway button that appears underneath.

That is it. You will only do this once. Why does this happen, and is it safe?

What the installer does

1. Puts Photo Order Fix in your own user folder — so Windows does not ask for an administrator password.
2. Adds it to your Start menu, and to your Desktop if you leave that box ticked.
3. Lists it in Settings › Apps › Installed apps, with a normal Uninstall button, like any other program.

It never touches Windows settings, and it does not start anything in the background.