I have been using the AICarrier for a couple of years now. I have tried and tried to install the net version to no avail. So I still have the JAVA version.
First, the hard question: In what way can you not install AICarriers.NET? It's as easy as cake. Download the zip file, unzip it to the directory (folder, nowadays) of your choice. You can add it to your EXE.XML file if you like, but it's not a requirement. It just makes life easier if you use it all the time (I sure do!).
IF you want to add it to your EXE.XML, first, make a back-up, naturally, then just cut-n-paste the example Orion provides in his Readme file into your EXE.XML. Get rid of the old AIC entry. The trick with adding it to the EXE.XML file is to make absolutely certain the <Path>XXXXXX</path> line entry is absolutely perfect. It must match the actual path to the executable file of AICarriers.NET.
Like This for example: <Path>C:\AICarriers\AICarriers.exe</path>
Always, ALWAYS run the AICarriers.NET executable as Administrator.
Second critical step is to download and install the correct .NET Framework file. There is a link in the Readme file to it. Just download and install it. Ensure that when you run the installer, you run it as Administrator. Be forewarned, the installer can take a long time to do it's thing. It can even appear to lock up, or freeze. Just let it run. Go get a cuppa joe or a hamncheeze sammich. Just let it run until it's done. It's not locked up or frozen, it just appears that way.
Basically, I would see something like this text toward the end of the sentence: *Nimitz Conf3*. When this showed up; the gauge would start working properly.
As to the information in the green line: That is information from and about the RFN Gauge you're using. The "Nimitz Conf3" portion indicates the particular carrier you are using to match up with the RFN gauge's settings. That indicates the Nimitz Configuration 3. If you haven't chosen, and loaded into the world, the proper AICarriers line from it's menu to match up with the RFN gauge's settings, the problems you're seeing (or not seeing

) will appear.
Have you updated to the 64 bit version of the RFN Gauges lately? If so, undo it. That's only for P3Dv4 and up as far as I know. Or any new version of it? Or the Nimitz/Ike carriers? Have you tried to edit ANY files in you AIC, RFN, FSX, or any other, folders? Are you running everything as Administrator? Have you moved or re-installed anything since the latest Windows 10 update?
We'll get both you problems figured out. The .NET version is the only version that works with a lot of the newer stuff. P3D, FSX:SE, RFN, etc. It might be what you need to run properly under Win10.
Pat☺