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* **Can't use admin rights in my PC:** Admin rights are only required for the installed version of FreeCommander. If you are using the portable version, you don't need admin rights. In this case, delete the "Self-elevate" portion of the script and run again.
* **Can't find FreeCommander path:** Depending on your system language settings, the input prompt for a custom install path will not work. In this case, edit the script file and add the paths manually. Required fields: `defaultInstallPath64` or `defaultInstallPath32` and `defaultConfigPath`.
* **Unable to load/find 7-zip DLL:** This can happen when the 7-ZIP downloaded files are not trusted by Windows. From the plugin installation folder, check the properties of all DLL and EXE files to ensure they are "unblocked". If the problem continues, try reloading the plugin: from `settings->archiver`, disable Total7Zip, restart FreeCommander and then re-enable it.
* **Corrupted or damaged FreeCommander.ini file:** The script does a backup of the `FreeCommander.ini` before the installation. The backup file is named `FreeCommander_BKP1.ini` (number will increase for each run) and is placed in the same folder as the original ini file. Use this backup as last resource in case something went wrong. Ensure you terminate FreeCommander process before restoring the ini file to prevent `Auto Save Settings` from reverting the changes.
* **Corrupted or damaged FreeCommander.ini file:** The script does a backup of `FreeCommander.ini` before the installation. The backup file is named `FreeCommander_BKP1.ini` (numbers increase for every execution of the script) and placed in the same folder as the original `.ini` file. Use this backup as last resource in case something goes wrong. Ensure you terminate FreeCommander process before restoring the ini file to prevent `Auto Save Settings` from reverting the changes. No other FreeCommander files are modified by the script.

## FAQ
* **Why did you disabled the built-in plugins?** 7-Zip library is offers more configuration options and is compatible with more file types. I disabled the standard plugins to keep a consistent user experience among different packagers.
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