Basically, after the very last step, the installer tries to write some startup commands in AutoRun.
This is where on my machine (Powershell Administrator mode) got nasty.
What happened was that it hanged indefinitely on this last AutoRun / .ocamlinit step. When I then restarted session and later on PC, it started to kill my PC performance by recursively executing opam on every process tick as fast as possible. Resulted hundreds and thousands of opam processes swarming my task manager. After a couple of seconds CPU was nearly dying at nearly 100% capacity and machine froze.
Had to solve it by erasing my AutoRun setting.
Basically, after the very last step, the installer tries to write some startup commands in AutoRun.
This is where on my machine (Powershell Administrator mode) got nasty.
What happened was that it hanged indefinitely on this last AutoRun / .ocamlinit step. When I then restarted session and later on PC, it started to kill my PC performance by recursively executing opam on every process tick as fast as possible. Resulted hundreds and thousands of opam processes swarming my task manager. After a couple of seconds CPU was nearly dying at nearly 100% capacity and machine froze.
Had to solve it by erasing my AutoRun setting.