Cannot install 1-Step RoboPDF NT-Driver: 126

When trying to install RoboPDF 1-Step from the Trial.exe
(RoboHelp) I'm getting an error during the installation.
Like the subject says: Cannot install 1-Step RoboPDF
NT-Driver: 126
This is persistent. I uninstalled all of Robohelp and RoboPDF
several times.
My system is Windows XP SP2 with all patches.
I'm clueless. I removed all traces of 1-Step-RoboPDF in the
registry already to no avail.

Welcome to the forum.
How's your German?
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here.
The only answer I can find is in German but hopefully someone
can help you with that. Also Dirk Bock responded to that post on
the German forum but he also hangs around here so perhaps he will
see this and help you.
Do you have admin rights on the PC to which you are trying to
install? RH will install install without them but not work
properly. Perhaps 1 Step will not install without those rights.
Also, you have problems with the full version of 1 Step, then
Customer Support will most likely upgrade you to FlashPaper which
includes a PDF function.

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Article: HT4905
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