inside this directory. (Skip any files that are currently in use). Restart your computer and launch the setup again. 4. Manage Security Software & Background Services
Look for a file with that is named after the first part of your username (e.g., if your username is "John Doe," look for a file named "John"). Delete this file and try running the installer again. 2. Run with Administrative Privileges inside this directory
The following guide outlines the most effective solutions, starting with the most common "quick fix." 1. The "Ghost File" Fix (Most Effective) and hit Enter.
InstallShield extracts setup files into a temporary folder before running. If there are corrupted remnants from a previous attempt, the new setup may fail. Press Win + R , type %temp% , and hit Enter. if your username is "John Doe