8 out of 10 times when a specific part of the installer is not completed, it tends to be a user's environmental issue (user permission, virus protection, etc). 

Perform the following steps

Step #1: Clear Event Viewer

Press Windows+R to open the Run dialog, enter eventvwr (or eventvwr.msc) and hit OK.

b. In the window that appears, expand Windows Logs on the left sidebar, and right mouse click on Application select. Then select Clear Log option. After the dialog opens press the Clear button to clear the log file. Repeat right click and clear process on the remaining icons - Security, Setup, System, and Forward Events.

Step #2: Reboot your system

Step #3: Start Logging program

There are 2 different procedures with which to create debug log files: (choose one)

1. Microsoft WinDBG program (preferred)

or 

2. Microsoft Windows CMD prompt

Step #4: Follow instructions to run the logging program and again try to install AutoPIPE completely.

Step #5:  After AutoPIPE's installer crashes or installer produces an error message:

• • • Take screen shot of error message
    • Stop logging
    • Create / locate log file 

Step #6: Open Event Viewer

• • • Again, right mouse click on Application,
    • Select Save all Events as Log... option
    • Folder location = Desktop
    • File name = (person name - Case number), press Save button

Step #7: Log a new case or update existing case with a single zip file containing the following files:

• • • Log file from logging application (WinDBG or CMD prompt)
    • Event Viewer file
    • Screen shot of the error or movie recording