Hi,
Okay, this is a new one on me - but I've just talked to someone about it and apparently it has happened before.
Are you running some kind of non-English version of Windows? My guess is that the filesystem is choking over the filename of one of the install files.
Although there's no "?3ds" file in there, there are a couple of pretty suspect filenames, eg: '(C).3ds' and others.
I can remove these and send you a new setup program to try. If you'd like to do this, please contact me at marksibly@....
If not, please feel free to contact shareit for a refund. But I'm pretty sure removing those suspect files will fix it!
Okay, this is a new one on me - but I've just talked to someone about it and apparently it has happened before.
Are you running some kind of non-English version of Windows? My guess is that the filesystem is choking over the filename of one of the install files.
Although there's no "?3ds" file in there, there are a couple of pretty suspect filenames, eg: '(C).3ds' and others.
I can remove these and send you a new setup program to try. If you'd like to do this, please contact me at marksibly@....
If not, please feel free to contact shareit for a refund. But I'm pretty sure removing those suspect files will fix it!