How do I get my 8.1 windows to acknowledge webroot renewal?

I finally figured out how to renew my Web-Root subscription and here is how I did it:
 
1) - On the edge of the monitor screen, find and open, by double left clicking:  File Explorer icon
 
2) - Left click on:  Windows ( C: ) icon
 
3) - Open:  Program Files folder
 
4) - Right click on:  Webroot folder
 
5) - Left click on: n Properties
 
6) - Left click on:  Security
 
7) - Left click on: change permissions Edit icon radio box
 
😎 - Right click on:  Users
 
9) - Left click on:  Full control Allow box
 
10) - Left click on:  Apply radio box
 
11) - Left click on:  OK radio box
 
12) - Left click on:  OK radio box
 
13) - Close out File Explorer window by left clicking on: Upper right corner X radio box
 
14) - Go to Windows Start Icon and right click
 
15) - Left click on:  Search
 
16) - Type the following into the box exactly, including quotation marks:  "C:Program FilesWebrootWRSA.exe" -uninstall
 
17) - Left click on: Magnifying Glass icon
 
18) - A window appears with an app called:  "C:Program FilesWebrootWRSA.exe" -uninstall
 
19) - Left click on:   "C:Program FilesWebrootWRSA.exe" -uninstall app radio button
 
20) - You may have to give permission for Webroot to make changes to your computer
 
21) - Confirm that you want to uninstall
 
22) - Type in confirmation characters and continue
 
23) - You may have to report to Webroot that you are renewing your subscription
 
24) - Go to: http//www.webroot.com/us/en/support/pcintaller
 25) - When asked, Run:  wsainstall.exe 26) - When prompted, enter: Product Key code in blocks of 4 with dashes between blocks 27) - Left click on:  Agree and Install 28) - You may have to give permission for Webroot to make changes to your computer 29) - THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT; DO NOT automatically import with previous installation settings, select:  No radio box (NOTE: default is Yes, don't accidentally hit enter!!!! instead, select:  No!!!!!!!!) 30) - Wait for scan to complete and you are now done until your next renewal! Thank you, John Masters