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Old December 21st 03, 02:56 PM
Kevin J. Nielsen
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I have a dual boot system with 1 boot on C: and 1 on D: drive. each drive
is locked out from the other so if for instance the D: boot wants to copy a
file to the C: drive -- not allowed. C: cant copy to D: either. ( I do
this so each boot can be independent and not affect the other)

Anyway, I am trying to install a game on the D: boot, but it wants to
copy files to c:\windows but it cant so the game wont install.

Does anyone know how to set some switches or something so that the game
will know that it has to install on the operating system that is currently
running?

Thank You

Kevin


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Old December 21st 03, 02:56 PM
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Answered in General.

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"Kevin J. Nielsen" wrote in message
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I have a dual boot system with 1 boot on C: and 1 on D: drive. each drive
is locked out from the other so if for instance the D: boot wants to copy

a
file to the C: drive -- not allowed. C: cant copy to D: either. ( I do
this so each boot can be independent and not affect the other)

Anyway, I am trying to install a game on the D: boot, but it wants to
copy files to c:\windows but it cant so the game wont install.

Does anyone know how to set some switches or something so that the

game
will know that it has to install on the operating system that is currently
running?

Thank You

Kevin



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Old December 21st 03, 02:56 PM
DEBBIE
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DID U MANAGE T INSTALL GAME ON YOUR D DRIVE? AS I AM HAVING PROBLEMS BUT CANT SEEM TO GET ANY HELP. COULD YOU PLEASE PASS ON ANY INFO THAT YOU HAD CHEERS DEBBIE
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Old December 21st 03, 02:57 PM
Kevin J. Nielsen
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Default cant install game on D: drive

Thanks for your help, I couldnt find the information I need here, although I
didnt read everything so it might be in there, I just dont know where.

Kevin

"Kelly" wrote in message
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Answered in General.

--
Happy Holidays,
Kelly

MS-MVP Win98/XP
[AE-Windows® XP]

Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com

Repair/Customize Quick Launch, Taskbar and Notification Area
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm

Registry Edits, Tips and Tricks for XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm


"Kevin J. Nielsen" wrote in message
news:7PREb.606974$Fm2.551488@attbi_s04...
I have a dual boot system with 1 boot on C: and 1 on D: drive. each

drive
is locked out from the other so if for instance the D: boot wants to

copy
a
file to the C: drive -- not allowed. C: cant copy to D: either. ( I

do
this so each boot can be independent and not affect the other)

Anyway, I am trying to install a game on the D: boot, but it wants to
copy files to c:\windows but it cant so the game wont install.

Does anyone know how to set some switches or something so that the

game
will know that it has to install on the operating system that is

currently
running?

Thank You

Kevin





 




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