Below is a list of common problems when Installing PowerScripts.
If you get errors, follow these steps to see if that solves the problem, If you are using macOS it is important to make sure you re-start your mac after updating Creative Cloud or Illustrator.
* You can safely ignore any warnings that the install version does not match the Adobe Database, See below
You can selfly ignore this warning as long the installer turns green and reports a successful install. It can happen when an older version is reported to be installed by Creative Cloud, However, when illustrator starts, it will always load the most recent version of the script
When Creative Cloud updates Illustrator, it deletes the PowerScript files. You will need to run the PowerSciprts Updater again to reinstall or download the most recent PowerScripts updater from https://www.o2creative.co.nz/installer/ and reinstall PowerScripts.
This is because Creative Cloud is not up to date or there is an update waiting to be installed on a reboot, which is blocking access to required files.
Make sure that the Creative Cloud Desktop app is up to date, and restart your computer to ensure the updates are applied, then run the installer again.
If you still get this error, change the install mode to File Copy Installer
You can download the latest version of PowerScripts Updater here https://www.o2creative.co.nz/installer/
PowerScripts Installer connects to the internet to download the most recent update for PowerScripts, if you are getting a Connection Error is most likely because you are not connected to the internet or the installer is being blocked from connecting. If your internet is working, then as a workaround, you can download the latest update as a ZXP file and install it from the downloaded file.
If you encounter any issues then
If the quick diagnostic reports that PowerScripts is not installed (FAILED)
If you can not get PowerScripts installed, create and send a Diagnostic Report
There are two reasons for this
When installing on windows you may get the error that the install program is from an unintended developer, As a small developer we are not registered with Miscrosft, and so Windows will display this warning as a precaution. You can safely continue the installation by clicking “More Info” and then [Run Anyway].