Then when/if the install fails, just repeat it again. The solution is to still set the compatibility of the ‘setup.exe’ file to “Windows XP (Service Pack 2)”. This is in spite of the fact that there will have been no ‘operator’ input that was made. The problem encountered is that even with Compatibility settings made, the install will stop prior to completion and give an error message stating that the operator has aborted the install. CT47 and I have collaborated to provide a process that overcomes the issues, and we are posting it here in case someone searches for solutions. In Windows 10 there are problems installing and running Avery Design Pro. Replying to everyone … This post provides steps to install and run Avery Design Pro software in Windows 10 (they are OK for versions 4 and 5).
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