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NSIS Error, Error launching Install, Store Location error occurred (-600)

Notice

This document is a machine-translated draft and is currently undergoing review. Some content may be inaccurate or differ from the original Korean version. For the most precise information, refer to the Korean documentation.

  • Error messages
    • "NSIS Error"
    • "Error launching Install"
    • "Store Location error occurred (-600)"
  • Summary: Player installation failure caused by system locale mismatch or special characters in the user account name

Symptoms​

The player installation does not proceed even when the installer file is executed. This issue most commonly occurs for users outside Korea who are using a non-Korean version of Windows, but it can also occur for domestic users depending on their account settings.

Cause​

  • System locale mismatch: The Windows system configured for a non-Korean language cannot correctly read the Unicode data in the Korean-language installer. The primary cause is that the system misidentifies the installer as corrupted or cannot find the installation path.
  • Special characters in user account name: If the Windows user account name contains special characters or Unicode, the installation path cannot be recognized, resulting in an error.

Resolution​

Change the system locale settings so that the Windows system can correctly recognize Korean software.

  1. Type "Control Panel" in the Start menu search bar and open it.
  2. Click [Region] > [Administrative] tab > [Change system locale].
  3. Change the [Current system locale] to [Korean (Republic of Korea)].
  4. Uncheck the [Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support] option, then click [OK].
  5. Reboot the system via [Start] > [Power] > [Restart].
For international viewers

If you are accessing from outside Korea, refer to the document below to change the DNS settings on your PC and router to Google Public DNS.