Hello Robert,
Thank you for your message.
This is a
false positive detect - unfortunately, new detections are usually expected when there is a new version out and it might take some time before a/v software learns to recognize new files as harmless. Unfortunately, we don't have much control over this process other than regularly submitting f/p reports.
Please try submitting a False Positive report to Microsoft following the steps provided on
this page - this should help to resolve the issue and remove the detection pretty quickly.
Meanwhile, as a temporary workaround also please try restoring the quarantined files as described in
this guide. After restoring the files please make sure to add the detected files or directory where you plan to keep them to the Windows Defender exception list as described
here.
Please let us know if you have more questions.
