The most common reason for this problem, according to public forums, is that the installer download did not finish properly or was faulty. Other possible reasons include changes made to your hosts file, antivirus programs blocking the process, problems with temporary files, not enough free space on your computer, or not having the right permissions to install the program. In this article, we will discuss different ways to solve this error.
Basic Troubleshooting
Before moving on to advanced solutions, try these simple tips. Many users have found these steps helpful. If you’re still having trouble after trying these, continue to the more detailed fixes below:
1. Edit the Host File
The hosts file on your computer links website names (like filmora.wondershare.com) to their IP addresses. If this file has been changed by mistake, you may run into installation problems.
2. Delete the Host File
If editing the host file didn’t solve the issue, try deleting it. Your system will either recreate a new one automatically or allow you to start fresh.
3. Clean Uninstall & Reinstall Filmora
If your previous Filmora install was corrupted, it’s best to completely uninstall it before trying again.
