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It sort of looks like you're just clicking icons. The first screen shot doesn't give any information about what you were doing when it was displayed. Maybe you could fill us in on what you were trying to do.mech-eng said:Hi, I tried to install MATLAB but came across with this problem. How can I figure out it?
mech-eng said:Problem has been solved.It was my friends computer and he did not come across with that again.
"Error at installing matlab" is a common error message that appears when there is a problem during the installation process of the MATLAB software. This could be due to a variety of reasons, such as an incomplete or corrupt installation file, conflicting software, or insufficient system resources.
There could be several reasons why you are getting this error message. Some common reasons include an incompatible operating system, damaged installation files, or not enough disk space to complete the installation. It is best to troubleshoot the specific error code or message to determine the exact cause of the error.
The solution to fixing the "Error at installing matlab" issue will depend on the specific cause of the error. However, some general troubleshooting steps include checking for updates to your operating system, ensuring you have enough disk space, and making sure there are no conflicting software programs. You may also need to redownload the installation files or contact MATLAB support for further assistance.
In most cases, no. The "Error at installing matlab" message indicates that there was an issue during the installation process, which means the software may not have been installed correctly. This could result in missing files or functions, making it difficult or impossible to use MATLAB properly. It is best to resolve the error before attempting to use the software.
To prevent the "Error at installing matlab" message, make sure you have met all the system requirements for the software, such as having enough disk space and compatible operating system. It is also recommended to close any other programs or processes running in the background during installation and to regularly check for updates and install them as needed.