Digital Light & Color

That worked fine: desktop to USB to notebook to notebook's hard drive.

Yes, thank you. That worked. Used desktop to make protable copy on USB, then with the USB plugged into the notebook, opened PWP and used it to make a portable copy on the notebook's hard drive. I didn't experiment with copying the folder from the USB to the notebook's hard drive. Would that also hav...

No need to respond to my previous question. I found it under Help in PWP. I was expecting to find it on the web.

Removing McAfee didn't help, nor did installling the latest update to windows 11. I think in the past that I've seen somewhere, that PWP can be installed on a usb drive. Is that still possible, and could I install it on the drive using my desktop computer, and then plug the drive into my notebook an...

Alas, none of your five suggestions changed things. Additionally, I had the installer try installing to a directory outside the Program files directory, and this failed in the same way. Should I try turning off the Windows security system and the notebook's Wi-Fi (for safety) and then try running th...

Oh, I just realized that on trying to install I do not see the common message window saying that the installation wants to make changes to my system, and do I want to let it do so. Also another potential factor; it is likely that the previous successful installation took place while McAffee antiviru...

When the installation fails, an Installer Information window opens with Retry and Cancel buttons. At this point the directories \Digital Light & Color\Picture Window Pro 8\Profiles exist and the Profiles directory is empty. If I click on Retry, the window reappears. If I click on Cancel, the \Di...

My notebook comuter had a version of PWP 8 that was about 8 months old. When I try to install the latest version, I get the message "Error writing to file: C:\Program Files\Digital Light _ Color\Picture Window Pro 8\Profiles\Dot Gain 20%.icm. Verify that you have access to that directory. I am ...

Yep, clicking twice works. Thanks. I guess I should be more open-minded.

Once Precise Gaussion begins, it ignores the cancel button until it is finished. This can be inconvenient if the blurring operation is going to take a while.