Oh no sir, Here is the message log: 
<<SNIP>>
ppm> search Tcl
Searching in repository 2 (ActiveState Package Repository)
    1. Tcl    [0.91] Tcl
    2. Tcl-Tk [0.90] Tcl-Tk
ppm> install Tcl
====================
Install 'Tcl' version 0.91 in ActivePerl 5.6.1.631.
====================
Can't unlink file C:/DOCUME~1/Adm-pr04/LOCALS~1/Temp/Tcl-0-928/Tcl-0.9
+1.tar.gz:
Permission denied at /PerlApp/PPM/Repository.pm line 214
Can't remove directory C:/DOCUME~1/Adm-pr04/LOCALS~1/Temp/Tcl-0-928: P
+ermission
denied at /PerlApp/PPM/Repository.pm line 214
Error: error downloading 'http://ppm.activestate.com/PPMPackages/5.6/M
+S-
Win32-x86-multi-thread/Tcl-0.91.tar.gz': 401 Unauthorized
ppm>
<<SNIP>>

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The error message with Windows is: 
<<SNIP>>
WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe -perl -MCPAN -E "SHELL"
The NTVDM CPU has encountered an illegal instruction.
CS:c789 IP:c1d2 OP:ff ff 00 00 00 Choose 'Close' to terminate the appl
+ication.
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In reply to Re^4: Tcl CPAN package installation Problem by crazy1982
in thread Tcl CPAN package installation Problem by crazy1982

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