diff --git a/coin/provisioning/common/windows/install-msys2.ps1 b/coin/provisioning/common/windows/install-msys2.ps1
index 784b09dc..78437129 100644
--- a/coin/provisioning/common/windows/install-msys2.ps1
+++ b/coin/provisioning/common/windows/install-msys2.ps1
@@ -63,12 +63,12 @@ $msys = "$TargetLocation\$folder\msys2_shell.cmd"
 # install perl
 # Run these without 'Run-Executable' function. When using the function the gpg-agent will lock the needed tmp*.tmp file.
 cmd /c "$msys `"-l`" `"-c`" `"rm -rf /etc/pacman.d/gnupg;pacman-key --init;pacman-key --populate msys2;pacman -S --noconfirm perl make`""
-Start-Sleep -s 30
-cmd /c "$msys `"-l`" `"-c`" `"cpan -i Text::Template Test::More`""
+Start-Sleep -s 60
+cmd /c "$msys `"-l`" `"-c`" `"echo y | cpan -i Text::Template Test::More`""
 
 # Sometimes gpg-agent won't get killed after the installation process. If that happens the provisioning will won't continue and it will hang until timeout. So we need make sure it will be killed.
 # Let's sleep for awhile and wait that msys installation is finished. Otherwise the installation might start up gpg-agent or dirmngr after the script has passed the killing process.
-Start-Sleep -s 180
+Start-Sleep -s 360
 if (Get-Process -Name "gpg-agent" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) { Stop-Process -Force -Name gpg-agent }
 if (Get-Process -Name "dirmngr" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) { Stop-Process -Force -Name dirmngr }