I still get error1327invalid drive e when I try to download please help

I also have a problem with not just downloading and installing the "free"
version, I am exhausted with the way IE operates. (which is why I use AOL
because it's faster and accurate.) WHAT IS THE MATTER with www.msn.com and
IE? No matter what website I try to go to, (and I have fast Broadband with
Win XP SP2) I MUST WAIT WHILE THAT LITTLE BLUE BAND AT THE BOTTOM scrolls
across. WHY ISN'T IT any faster? I actually thought I could get Google
Earth FREE to install without that annoying box up at top left with that I X
in it and the error message that will not go away: could not load image
STREAM 0_0
Does ANYONE understand this? I'm losing my patience with all of this crap
by companies who feel the need to impress the public with their expertise of
NEVER BEING ACTUALLY HELPFUL TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC!!!

"sheridee55" wrote:

> I still get error1327invalid drive e when I try to download please help

ohioweaver <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I also have a problem with not just downloading and installing the "free"
>version, I am exhausted with the way IE operates.

Works fine here! It's something wrong at YOUR end, not IE per se.

sheridee55 wrote:
> I still get :error1327 invalid drive e" when I try to download please help

Do you have a drive E:?

--
Joe =o)

Elmo <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Do you have a drive E:?

Good catch! In many (most?) computers that's a CD drive.

"Elmo" wrote:

> sheridee55 wrote:
> > I still get :error1327 invalid drive e" when I try to download please help
>
> Do you have a drive E:?
>
> --
> Joe =o)
> no I don't have a drive e so now what?

"PD43" wrote:

> Elmo <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> >Do you have a drive E:?
>
> Good catch! In many (most?) computers that's a CD drive.
> I have one hard drive c and a cd drive so where do i go from here?

sheridee55 wrote:
>
> "Elmo" wrote:
>
>> sheridee55 wrote:
>>> I still get :error1327 invalid drive e" when I try to download please help
>> Do you have a drive E:?
>>
>> --
>> Joe =o)
>> no I don't have a drive e so now what?

The default download path needs to be changed then. If you're prompted
for a folder to save the download to, change the drive letter there. If
not, what browser are you using? It may have a place to name the
download path.

--
Joe =o)

"Elmo" wrote:

> sheridee55 wrote:
> >
> > "Elmo" wrote:
> >
> >> sheridee55 wrote:
> >>> I still get :error1327 invalid drive e" when I try to download please help
> >> Do you have a drive E:?
> >>
> >> --
> >> Joe =o)
> >> no I don't have a drive e so now what?
>
> The default download path needs to be changed then. If you're prompted
> for a folder to save the download to, change the drive letter there. If
> not, what browser are you using? It may have a place to name the
> download path.
>
> --
> Joe =o)
> It doesn't ask for a path. I've just used the wizzard, and it starts by itself. After initializing the download begins then stops with the error message. I am using mozilla firefox.

sheridee55 wrote:
>
> "Elmo" wrote:
>
>> sheridee55 wrote:
>>> "Elmo" wrote:
>>>
>>>> sheridee55 wrote:
>>>>> I still get :error1327 invalid drive e" when I try to download please help
>>>> Do you have a drive E:?
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Joe =o)
>>>> no I don't have a drive e so now what?
>> The default download path needs to be changed then. If you're prompted
>> for a folder to save the download to, change the drive letter there. If
>> not, what browser are you using? It may have a place to name the
>> download path.
>>
>> --
>> Joe =o)
>> It doesn't ask for a path. I've just used the wizzard, and it starts by itself. After initializing the download begins then stops with the error message. I am using mozilla firefox.

In Firefox:

Go to Tools > Options
Click "Main" (at the top)
In the middle of the window, either click the radio button next to
"Always ask me where to save files"
OR
click the radio button next to "Save files to" AND THEN click on the
"Browse" button and select the folder where you want downloaded files saved.
Click "OK" at the bottom of the window.

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