Script works well on Win8 not working on Win10 Topic is solved

[legend maxfreak]

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^m::
send, !a
send, !{tab}
clpbrd := Clipboard
ArrayOfText := StrSplit(clpbrd , "`r")
Clipboard :=
LineIndex := ArrayOfText._MaxIndex()
for index, value in ArrayOfText
ArrayOfText[index] := Trim(value, "`n")
Loop
{
if (LineIndex<>1)
{
Clipboard .= ArrayOfText[LineIndex] . "`r`n"
}
else
{
Clipboard .= ArrayOfText[LineIndex]
}
LineIndex--
} Until LineIndex = 0
Loop, Parse, Clipboard, `n, `r
{
NewWord := A_LoopField
New := True
Loop, %Number%
{
If (OldWords%A_Index% = NewWord)
{
New := False
Break
}
}
If New
{
Number++
OldWords%Number% := NewWord
Send, %NewWord%`n
}
}
Return

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This script above works well with my clipboard while was still using windows 8.1 and now I've changed to windows 10 and the script isn't working well on it, it will rather show run-time error 521 can't open clipboard and the rest functions in the script wont go through, pls how can I make my windows to be compatible and work well with my ahk script?

[AHKStudent]

try running it as admin

[swagfag]

Clipboard := i wouldnt recommend doing that, even if youre running #NoEnv, change it to Clipboard := ""

instead of appending to the clipboard Clipboard .=, try doing that with a variable, which you will assign to the clipboard once the loop is done. I dont know if this will make a difference, just throwing it out there, but i cant imagine accessing the clipboard for writing in a loop as being the "healthy" thing to do

[legend maxfreak]

Problem solved, thank you all, ran it with admin and make changes to #NoEnv and clipboard