Sencha - File does not have a package descriptor - extjs

I'm new to Sencha and I want to try their trial version. I downloaded their new installer SenchaCmd-7.5.1.20, followed steps in installation but when trying to generate new application, I encountered an error.
File does not have a package descriptor (C:\Users\User\bin\Sencha\Cmd\repo\pkgs$temp$\ext.pkg)
Does anyone encountered this error before?

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