Two simple ways to install Rosetta so the tool opens on your Mac
Summary: All SysTools Software need Rosetta on Macs with Apple silicon when it runs as an Intel-based app. Install it with the macOS prompt in Method 1 or with a Terminal command in Method 2. Each method takes three steps.
Open All SysTools Software. If your Mac does not have Rosetta, macOS shows the message To use Intel-based apps, you will need to install Rosetta. Click Install.

A second window says macOS is trying to install Apple software and asks for your password to continue.

Enter your Mac user password in the Password field and click Install Software. Rosetta installs in the background. Once it finishes, open the tool again.

To confirm, type "pkgutil --pkg-info com.apple.pkg.RosettaUpdateAuto"" in Terminal and press Return. Terminal lists the Rosetta package details, including version, volume, location and install-time. If these details appear, Rosetta is installed. If Terminal reports that no receipt was found, repeat the installation.

Open Terminal from Launchpad or Spotlight. Type "softwareupdate --install-rosetta"" and press Return.

Terminal shows the Apple software license agreement. Type A and press Return to agree.

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