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This is highly irregular and you should install Perl correctly, not by simply copying the directory tree.

That said, the error message says it can't find the module version::vpp (version/vpp.pm) in your @INC variable.

Did you copy the installation directory (and all subdirectories) to your new computer at C:\ - that is - C:\Perl\...?
Did you add the C:\Perl\site\bin and C:\Perl\bin paths to your PATH variable (order matters)?
UPDATE: Do all the directories in @INC exist? Execute:
```
perl -e "print \"$_\n\"for @INC"
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```
from the Command Prompt and ensure the directories reported exist.

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