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Hello,
I tell CS2 to install to d:, and it complains drive c: doesn’t have enough disk space to install CS2. So what!!! I told it to install on drive d: I even created a directory on d: for it, and browsed to it via the setup browser.
This is a new dell laptop, they made drive c: a recovery disk, and it’s nearly full. There is NO WAY to free up disk space on drive c:, so don’t even ask.
There MUST be a way to force CS2 to install to drive d:. I follow the prompts, chose destination directory, browsed to the directory I created on drive d:, and continued from there. It still complains one of my drives (C:) doesn’t have enough disk space. This is infuriating!!!!!!!!!!
I’ve tried tricks I could think of. I created a d:\install\adobe directory, copied the CD contents to here, and tried d:setup d: /any flag I could think of… appears the setup.exe file won’t accept arguments.
Is there a way to force CS2 to install on drive d: without it checking drive c: ??? I realize it is probably using drive c: as a temp directory to uncompress files etc… there must be a way to force it to do that on drive d:.
I just bought this laptop for the sole purpose of running photoshop. I cannot return the laptop, nor should I have to reformat the hard disk to all one c: partition (Dell doesn’t supply windows installation cd’s).
Thanks for reading, sorry about the rants, just frustrated.
Regards,
Daryl
I tell CS2 to install to d:, and it complains drive c: doesn’t have enough disk space to install CS2. So what!!! I told it to install on drive d: I even created a directory on d: for it, and browsed to it via the setup browser.
This is a new dell laptop, they made drive c: a recovery disk, and it’s nearly full. There is NO WAY to free up disk space on drive c:, so don’t even ask.
There MUST be a way to force CS2 to install to drive d:. I follow the prompts, chose destination directory, browsed to the directory I created on drive d:, and continued from there. It still complains one of my drives (C:) doesn’t have enough disk space. This is infuriating!!!!!!!!!!
I’ve tried tricks I could think of. I created a d:\install\adobe directory, copied the CD contents to here, and tried d:setup d: /any flag I could think of… appears the setup.exe file won’t accept arguments.
Is there a way to force CS2 to install on drive d: without it checking drive c: ??? I realize it is probably using drive c: as a temp directory to uncompress files etc… there must be a way to force it to do that on drive d:.
I just bought this laptop for the sole purpose of running photoshop. I cannot return the laptop, nor should I have to reformat the hard disk to all one c: partition (Dell doesn’t supply windows installation cd’s).
Thanks for reading, sorry about the rants, just frustrated.
Regards,
Daryl
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