You don't. You circumvent it. The installer fails because it’s looking for a drive path that existed on the uploader's machine (usually D:). The portable fails because the patch isn't compatible with XP Service Pack 3 without a specific hotfix that Microsoft deprecated years ago. Here is the fix:
This situation is explicitly confirmed by experienced users on MHH Auto: to install a new version (like 2013/3), one must that might be present. This suggests a delicate interplay where the installer isn't just checking for an old version; it's actively trying to modify or upgrade it, and if none exists, it fails. You don't
If you must attempt a direct native installation on Windows 10, you must manually activate the environment the installer expects. The portable fails because the patch isn't compatible
: Disconnect the machine from the internet. Change your system date manually to March 15, 2013 . If you must attempt a direct native installation
The Q1, Q2, and Q3 updates utilize an older version of the InterBase/Firebird database engine. Modern security software, strict User Account Control (UAC) settings, and changed registry permissions prevent the installer from registering these database services correctly, halting the installation midway. 2. Common Issues with MHH Auto Portable Releases
Open the Windows Start Menu, type , and press Enter.