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temp_dir Folders? & Not Writable Problem..!


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After setting up my Windows XP...When I try to install new programs,there were formed "temp_dir" folders and these folders are not deleted automatically after installation process.For example when I try to set up MS Office 2003 it gives me the error--> "Error in opening log file.Ensure that the log file is writable.."

I think that my C:/ drive is noıt writable.How will I get rid of this problem..thanx...

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Thank you very much...Yes,I am using the administrator account and using NTFS....Is there any way about the registry to get rid of this problem?

An d I forgot to tell that I have packed my own XP Cd with nlite os packer and integrated the updates etc.....

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Is this the error you are recieving?

1622 Error opening installation log file. Verify that the specified log file location exists and is writable.

This Microsoft Support Article may provide some options to try: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/826511/

yeah thats the message...I loooked to the link that you have given but there is said that the log file is saved in \temp folder,and my main problem is about the \temp folder too...Briefly I need to change my default \temp folder every problem is caused because of this \temp folder location...

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Finally I got over the problem...I am telling the method to change temporary folder of Windows XP....

First Right Click My Computer icon > Properties > Advanced > Environment you will see the tepm folder settings there > Click edit then change the folder paths as you want....Thanx everyone who are interested in this problem...

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