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I suggest you read the errors and warnings:

"It looks like the installation of dmake and MinGW has failed. You will not be able to run Makefile commands or compile C extension code. Please check your internet connection and your proxy settings!"

Using a search engine ActiveState PPM Availability and the 401 error:

"All versions of Perl 5.8 and 5.10 required Business Edition licensing in 2010. ActivePerl 5.8 builds older than build 829, and ActivePerl 5.10 builds older than 1008 must use the manual download process described in this FAQ: http://community.activestate.com/node/8128"

Or use a modern version of AS Perl, or switch to Strawberry which comes with the build tools installed as standard.

Update: for clarity, Tk has not been installed.

In reply to Re: How can I install Tk perl module in 32-bit operating system and Windows7 ? by marto
in thread How can I install Tk perl module in 32-bit operating system and Windows7 ? by supriyoch_2008

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