On the other hand, I'm not sure, but I have the impression that installing these things requires reboot previous to continuing installation of Cygwin. These things seem to be required, so failing to install them lead to problems. Sometimes Windows asks for some aditional software to be installed (like USB drivers or similar).However, most of my students have installed CPCtelera under cygwin64 on Windows 10 without any privilege problem. I have no idea why does it happen, but some people requires administration privileges running Cygwin for CPCtelera to install properly. Of course, Windows binaries have no clue of Linux paths and other things CPCtelera is asking them to do. These is a big problem, because Windows 10 has some of them and then CPCtelera seems to fail installing, but the problem is it would be using Windows binaries instead of Linux.
Leaving out some of the required cygwin packages uninstalled, mainly gcc / make or other GNU utilities.Then only problem is not knowing which mirror is adequate "a I have seen other people having issues with Windows 10. They tend to be finally solved with a little bit of patience and selecting an adequate mirror. I have had similar issues installing Cygwin lately. Some mirrors are too slow and others are giving problem with some packages. If your installation of Cygwin is taking too much time, the general solution is to pick up a different mirror during installation.
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