Cant download Native Access, says "Error opening file for writing" every time I try to download it

none of those drives actually exist I got this mikro in the beginning of march and i've never downloaded anything from native.

i dont know why the k: is there I think it had to do with me naming something in the past i have no clue and

no clue why its a k, it probably has something to do with me changing my name somewhere.

This makes me a bit worried since this is not how computers work. Drives and drive references with drive letter K does not appear out of nowhere. Also then I see that you download things and zip files which when you add it all up might suggest that you could have virus or malware.

I went to the "Native Access does not start/install" page and it said in one of the steps to download

Your own picture shows that you have already downloaded Native Access 2 . (that is just a name the actual version number is higher).

To install it then reboot your computer then go to the download folder , then right click the Native Access 2 , then select run as administrator , then install it.

If it installs OK then open Native Access settings and in file management then leave all settings as is except you can change download location and Content library folder destinations if you want.

If Native Access 2 does not install or anything else go haywire then I will have to suggest that you ask someone with good Windows and computer knowledge to help you check your OS and software for errors and virus/malware (and maybe help install the software ?).

Also you have the option to contact N.I. Native Access and Installation Support .

In case that you need guidance contacting support : Please read : how to get support !

Anytime I click on the exe to download it that's when the error notification first pops up even after clicking Run as Admin, and if I click ignore the Missing Shortcut notification would pop up after Native Access makes a shortcut on my PC.

I meant to set it up in my computer use context clues😭.

Then I will have to suggest that you ask someone with good Windows and computer knowledge to help you check your OS and software for errors and virus/malware (and maybe help install the software ?).

no one has had a similar problem

That and the exact problem is the clue to take

Again : you should ask someone with good Windows and computer knowledge to help you check your OS and software for errors and virus/malware (and maybe help install the software ?).

Its looking like Im gonna return this in a few days unless I find a solution in a few days

That's an option of course , but I would still suggest that you get someone with a lot of computer knowledge to take a good look at the state of your OS and software (You can still install Native Access even if you would have nothing to use it for)

I went to Native Access support and I still haven't found no help because

In case that you need guidance contacting support : Please read : how to get support !

The major problem here is though , that even if you manage to contact N.I. support then they most likely can not help you with the problem because it is related an OS problem and it is not a problem with the N.I. software.

The problem you have most likely is of a nature where that it would take least effort to fix by formatting the drive and re-install Windows. However then should it turn out that you have a computer virus then you should have the computer virus removed before re-installation of Windows since else a virus sometimes can sometimes survive even if you reinstall Windows. So checking thoroughly for computer virus and malware definitely is a good idea (which always is once in a while especially if you have strange computer problems).