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This is the third thread where you bring this up. We can't help you if you don't provide logs. As I put out in my other answer to you: please start the installer using the setuplogging.bat and upload the log.

This is what happens. However, in very few cases it is no working. The most common reason is a PC that has not been fully updated.

Being administrator doesn't mean that you can do everything. It just means that you can provide yourself the rights to do everything. The software is normally installing correctly. What you report here makes me believe that you downloaded the package and ignored the new Microsoft Windows feature where internet downloads will have limited privileges unless ticked off in the file properties. So before launching the installer, check out the properties and look for something like "allow access"

<blockquote data-quote="HTPCSourcer" data-source="post: 1250373" data-attributes="member: 74879">This is the third thread where you bring this up. We can't help you if you don't provide logs. As I put out in my other answer to you: please start the installer using the setuplogging.bat and upload the log.This is what happens. However, in very few cases it is no working. The most common reason is a PC that has not been fully updated.Being administrator doesn't mean that you can do everything. It just means that you can provide yourself the rights to do everything. The software is normally installing correctly. What you report here makes me believe that you downloaded the package and ignored the new Microsoft Windows feature where internet downloads will have limited privileges unless ticked off in the file properties. So before launching the installer, check out the properties and look for something like &quot;allow access&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HTPCSourcer, post: 1250373, member: 74879"] This is the third thread where you bring this up. We can't help you if you don't provide logs. As I put out in my other answer to you: please start the installer using the setuplogging.bat and upload the log. This is what happens. However, in [U]very few[/U] cases it is no working. The most common reason is a PC that has not been fully updated. Being administrator doesn't mean that you can do everything. It just means that you can provide yourself the rights to do everything. The software is normally installing correctly. What you report here makes me believe that you downloaded the package and ignored the new Microsoft Windows feature where internet downloads will have limited privileges unless ticked off in the file properties. So before launching the installer, check out the properties and look for something like "allow access" [/QUOTE]