Getting an “NSIS ERROR” when trying to run the installation program after download. |
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An "NSIS Error" in the installation file is caused by one of the following:
If the file was damaged by a virus, you’ll need to run anti-virus software to get rid of the problem. Once you’ve cleared your computer of viruses, download the file again.
2. The download wasn’t 100% completed. In the case of an incomplete download, you just need to download the file again. If your network is unstable, try rebooting your computer before downloading again. There is also a possibility that the corrupted file is cached in your browser. To fix this, you need to clear your browser cache. (You can do this on Internet Explorer 8 by going to Tools - Internet Options - General tab, then clicking on the [Delete] button under the “Browsing history” heading. On the menu that pops up, check the box next to “Temporary Internet Files” and then click [Delete].)
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