Hello,

if LanX is correct in his answer then you can give a try to srtawberry portable edition which comes with portableshell.bat a small launcher that build up a clean PATH for you. Use directly this distro or use it as comparison test to spot the differences with the other one. Pay attention to have and use the right make incarnation: where gmake should return a path inside the strawberry one you are using, like x:\some\where\perl5.26.64bit\c\bin\gmake.exe

L*

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In reply to Re: Unable to install Tk module for Strawberry Perl by Discipulus
in thread Unable to install Tk module for Strawberry Perl by vinoth.ree

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