Windows installer just closes after pressing "Yes" on the license agreement

[NrgPumpkin]

pretty much just the title.

[mikea59]

I can confirm same behavior for me...

[ilikecookies7505-ship-it]

ik this sounds kinda dumb but it worked for me click "no" on the license agreement lmk if it worked for u

[zukakog]

I'm also not able to fully install this with the latest Windows installer. The first time, I got a prompt to allow a powershell script to run, but nothing seems to have been installed. Now, I get nothing after accepting (or declining) the license.

[zukakog]

Update... I redownloaded v6.0.17, the latest available at this time. I chose to decline the powershell prompt and then the installer continued on successfully. Good luck!

[lancealan0121]

The problem seems to be that the Win32 cabinet self-extractor gets stuck. Simply extracting the file (I used 7z) and opening LibreScoreInno.exe should solve the issue.

[Bawik72]

Same Bahavior for me : I'm not able to fully install this with the latest Windows installer. Now, I get nothing after accepting (or declining) the license...Somehone can help me ? Thanks

[feilaidaike]

Update... I redownloaded v6.0.17, the latest available at this time. I chose to decline the powershell prompt and then the installer continued on successfully. Good luck!

works to me.... weird.

[Anduril97]

Update... I redownloaded v6.0.17, the latest available at this time. I chose to decline the powershell prompt and then the installer continued on successfully. Good luck!

Thanks bro declining Powershell worked for me also

[David-Zhubrev]

Same here. Windows 11 64x
Declining user agreement didn't work, but declining powershell worked for me

[hairuo]

Same here

Edition Windows 11 Home
Version 24H2
OS build 26100.7171
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.265.0

[PeterNjeim]

This issue has been reported many times however I have never been able to reproduce it. Tried fresh virtual machines on Windows 7, 8.1, 10, and 11. A few users managed to confirm that they were using so-called "debloaters" on their systems. Please confirm if you are using something similar to that.

As for diagnosing the issue, there seems to be a trend among your comments that declining the PowerShell prompt allows you to install the program. Accepting the PowerShell prompt means it will install using the modern MSIX installer. Rejecting it will fallback to installing with the legacy Inno installer, which is working for you guys. Can you confirm if you've disabled MSIX support with your "debloater" software? (Disabling Microsoft Store might disable MSIX support, but I'm not sure as I don't use such software).

Note that declining the user agreement simply cancels the installation, as it's necessary to accept it to use the software.

As for why if the installation fails once, afterwards you can no longer get the PowerShell prompt to appear after accepting the license agreement, I'm not sure and I'll have to look into it.

For an always-working workaround, you can download the LibreScore.zip file from the latest release's assets, and run librescore.exe directly without needing to install. This is a portable version of the software