Windows 10. Cannot install Netlimiter-4.1.12.0.exe

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Hi Guys,

I have Windows 10 installed on my PC

With latest updates to windows including Net. Framework

I have a problem installing netlimiter-4.1.12.0.exe

I get an error message saying it cannot start the service.

I have tried turning off antivirus’s software.

I have used msconfig and stopped all programs and services which are not required to run windows.

But still, I get the same error message.

I have asked the developers of the software for help but get now answer from them.

As a side issue I have installed the same program on a windows 11 PC with no problem.

Has anyone got an idea why it won’t install?

Thank You……..

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