Good day, I have a serious problem trying to install unity setup4.6.3 or 4.5.5 the only version that manages to work was 4.6.0 and the only way for me to make it work was to use command prompt and type /NCRC after pasting the unity setup4.6.0 in it. So after I did that the installer setup opened and asked me to choose which other add-on I would like to install with it, afterwards I chose to only install the unity alone and so it began to extract the documentation and files, then when it was just about to finish it says that 'the installer is corrupted',even though I downloaded the 4.6.3 straight from the Official Unity 3d game creator website and the 4.6.0 from Utorrent. After that I clicked on the tab to show more details and I scrolled down and saw that a file extract had not fully been extracted, it was only at 80% (sometimes when I try again it is either 82% if lucky or 79%), the extract information was this 'Extract:UnityXamlInteraction.zip.81%'. I honestly don't know what to do and I really want this Unity 3d game creator.

And another thing anytime I try to open the Unity4.6.3 or 4.5.5 it says NSIS Error 'Installer integrity check has failed. Common causes include incomplete download and damaged media. Contact the installer's author to obtain a new copy'. I have been Re-downloading it over and over again but it is still the same.I really need your help I am desperate.

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Universal Extractor extract the nsi file. Indeed it uses 7-Zip to extract the NSIS installer. And indeed it gets some files out of the installer. Neviton 15th May 2008 12:43 UTC. Extract file from a nsis installer:confused: I was thinging if there is a way to extract files from a installer created with NSIS.

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