Accept license agreement button not enabled - Further question

The accept button can be seen clearly but not responding when clicked.
Have tried 2 advance solutions :
Solution 2 :
    after typing "regsvr32 jscript.dll" and press Enter,
       error 0x80004005 invoke DllRegister Server fail
Solution 3 :
     in the folder
      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat\product_version
         cannot find sub-folder   AdobeViewer
          and can only find   sub-folders
                                                   Installer
                                                   InstallPath
                                                   Language
      and hence cannot proceed further

I have no idea personally but it might be useful to post a screen shot including the greyed out accept button (and other windows)

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I have seen a number of similar problems around this forum, but because none of these threads seemed to be active, I posted a new one.
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Had the exact same problem and tried all the previous tips to resolve, including registering the jscript.dll.
Thanks to the genius who posted the answer on another 'windows' forum (wish I could find that again).
Create a new local admin account (add that account to the administrator group).
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