Your query is lacking some key information.
- What type of Perl for windows? Is it ActiveState, compiled from the official sources, PXPerl, or something else?
- What is the source of the module package? Is it CPAN, ASPN, etc.?
- What do you mean by 'failed'? Is the compile failing, tests failing, installation failing? Or, does the module not behave as you expect even though it appears to be installed? Details, logs, screen captures, etc. would be helpful.
I suggest using the 'Update' capability on your node to add this information. You may also wish to read
about asking better questions, which should help you get faster responses both here and in other technology fora.
The Eightfold Path: 'use warnings;', 'use strict;', 'use diagnostics;', perltidy, CGI or CGI::Simple, try the CPAN first, big modules and small scripts, test first.