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If you haven't done this, please do (instructions below) and, if needed, uninstall, download the installer once more, ensure that its hash is correct, install once more, and let me know if the issue persists. Click OK at the bottom to close the Allowed apps window.Before you ran it, did you hash-check the installer that you used to install R43 on the MSI machine? I understand that this is a strange question, but there have been a number of instances in the last ten years or so where an installer got slightly corrupted during download, not to the point where it wouldn't run, but on the contrary, where it ran and completed seemingly successfully, but something in the installation wasn't quite right and this ended up causing weird, unexplainable issues like this.Ensure the same for any and all other WYSIWYG Application entries in this list.
Ensure that the checkbox on the left, and both checkboxes on the right of WYSIWYG Application are checked, as per the attached firewall.png screenshot. In the Allowed apps window that appears, scroll down to until you find WYSIWYG Application in the list. #MILLUMIN FORUM WINDOWS#
Click the Allow an app or feature through Windows Firewall ‘link’ on the left. Open the Windows (Defender) Firewall Control Panel. To check this and add the exception as necessary, please do the following: In most cases, the first time you run a new WYSIWYG installation (in this case, the R43 installation) Windows prompts you to add it to the Firewall's exceptions list if this does not happen for some reason, or if you cancel that dialog and therefore skip over adding the exception, network data intended specifically for WYSIWYG will be blocked by the firewall. #MILLUMIN FORUM SOFTWARE#
The next thing to ensure is that an exception for WYSIWYG R43, specifically for R43, was added to your Windows Firewall (or any other firewall software you may have installed on this computer). In fact, hash checks were created (among other things) in order to have a way to check for such problems they've been around for a very long time and you will find them on many download sites.) it can happen anytime, especially with larger downloads. (Please note that what I mentioned regarding these "slight corruptions" is in no way specific to WYSIWYG. Sorry again for the weird question, but I needed to rule out a bad installation before starting to fully-investigate the issue, which, so far, seems to be unique to you. Repeat this as necessary until there is a perfect match between the values, and only then install. If the MD5 and CRC32 values do not match the ones that appear on our download page, please download again, on another computer or perhaps even via another internet connection.
Click the Calculate button at the bottom of the HashCalc window: after a few seconds, the fields that are checked in the middle of the window (MD5 and CRC32 should be checked by default, but if not please check them) will fill in with values made of numbers and letters. In the dialog that appears, navigate to the location where you saved the downloaded installer, select the installer file and click Open. Once the HashCalc window appears, click the "." button in the top right corner of the window. On the last step of the installer, uncheck the "View Read Me file" option, but leave the "Launch HashCalc" option checked, then click Finish. 
Double-click on this file in order to begin installing Hash Calc.
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zip file to find the file called Setup within.
Click on the following link to download the HashCalc utility. it could have been corrupted not during download, but during the subsequent transfer.) (Note that such corruption can occur even while copying a file around over your own private network or via USB stick I mentioned this in case you downloaded the installer on your HP machine, and then transferred it to the MSI. Before you ran it, did you hash-check the installer that you used to install R43 on the MSI machine? I understand that this is a strange question, but there have been a number of instances in the last ten years or so where an installer got slightly corrupted during download, not to the point where it wouldn't run, but on the contrary, where it ran and completed seemingly successfully, but something in the installation wasn't quite right and this ended up causing weird, unexplainable issues like this.
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