If the SH4.exe file is write-protected, you won't get an error message from LAA. Run LAA a 2nd time, load the SH4.exe back in, and look at the tick box to see if it did indeed stay. If it is empty again, then you have to set the SH4.exe file to write-enabled, which would entail unticking the "Read-only" tick box on its Windows Properties page.
The fact that you are not getting the splash screen would indicate that you might not have a correct folder structure in the MODS folder. If you have the "100_FalloftheRisingSun_Ultimate..." 7-Zip file in the MODS folder, you can right-click on it and choose "Extract here" from the context menu, and you will end up with a correct folder structure. If you instead used a different method, you might have ended-up with a double folder, which means that the mod is not being activated properly. You should have
GameFolder \MODS \100_FalloftheRisingSun...
.................................................. ............... \Data
.................................................. ............... \Support
you might have something like
GameFolder \MODS \100_FalloftheRisingSun... \100_FalloftheRisingSun...
Look in your GameFolder now, and if you see the 100_FalloftheRisingSun... folder in there, that is probably your problem.
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