Hi,
It looks like that some (or all) of the plugin database tables are missing, and cannot be created for some reason. Usually de-activating and activating the plugin should solve this issue, but in this case it does not unfortunately. A possible cause can be that the database user associated with wordpress is not allowed to create or alter databases.
The solution could be to check the privileges of this database user via the hosting admin panel, or create the tables manually via PHPMyAdmin or similar tool.
If you wish to create them manually, please let me know what the wordpress database table prefix is (by default it’s ‘wp_’). You can check that in the wp-config.php file in the root directory, it’s usually this variable:
[php]$table_prefix = ‘wp_’;[/php]
Please let me know, so after that I can construct the manual queries for you to create the tables.