Originally Posted by GM Fasti

For anyone having an issue installing Glyph, the first thing you'll want to do is uninstall/delete any current Glyph files from your PC.In order to find and delete the Glyph AppData folder you'll want to have Windows showing hidden files and folders. You can skip that step by going directly to the Glyph AppData folder. To start, go ahead and restart your PC with minimal background tasks running.When it restarts, do the following:1. Press the Windows key + R at the same time to bring up your Run prompt2. Type in the following and click Ok: %localappdata%3. Delete the Glyph folder When that is done, delete your leftover temporary files by doing these steps:1. Hold the Windows key and press the letter R to open the Run window2. Type the following text, precisely as it appears here, then click OK or press Enter: %temp% 3. This opens the Temporary files folder, containing files that are no longer necessary4. Hold the Ctrl key and press the letter A, or use the mouse to highlight all files5. Press the Delete key (Note: Generally, a few files may be in use and cannot be removed. It is completely safe to Skip these files. Restarting the computer before attempting these steps minimizes those files)6. Right-click on the Recycle Bin and select Empty Recycle BinFinally, download this version of the Glyph installer, right-click on it and select Run as Administrator. Make sure the Settings of Glyph have the installation path pointed to the right place to find your current game installation before launching the game again.