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Kolin Tregaskes
Hello,
I've just put a clean install of Vista Ultimate on my laptop, so far only a
few problems. I use a NAS external drive to store all my data files (PSTs,
music, pictures, software downloads, my docs, etc.). So one of the first I
did upon installing Vista was to change Downloads, Documents, Music and
Pictures to the drives on my NAS drive (e.g. Documents to S:\My Documents.
But when I started installing software, e.g. Acrobat Reader 8, it came up
with Invalid Drive S:\ and refused to install. I had this with several
programs. So I swapped back Pictures, Music, Documents, etc. to folders on
my C: drive and all is fine. But I want to swap the folders back to the
ones on my NAS so why do I get this error message?
Also, slightly off-topic, while does it copy files from one NAS drive to
another like its another physical disk when it actually is on the same
physical drive? Annoying that is also puts everything copied/deleted/moved
into the trashbox folder.
Kol
I've just put a clean install of Vista Ultimate on my laptop, so far only a
few problems. I use a NAS external drive to store all my data files (PSTs,
music, pictures, software downloads, my docs, etc.). So one of the first I
did upon installing Vista was to change Downloads, Documents, Music and
Pictures to the drives on my NAS drive (e.g. Documents to S:\My Documents.
But when I started installing software, e.g. Acrobat Reader 8, it came up
with Invalid Drive S:\ and refused to install. I had this with several
programs. So I swapped back Pictures, Music, Documents, etc. to folders on
my C: drive and all is fine. But I want to swap the folders back to the
ones on my NAS so why do I get this error message?
Also, slightly off-topic, while does it copy files from one NAS drive to
another like its another physical disk when it actually is on the same
physical drive? Annoying that is also puts everything copied/deleted/moved
into the trashbox folder.
Kol