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Installing Java SDK on drive other than C:

 
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I have been installing the Java SDK using j2sdk-1_4_2_05-windows-i586-p.exe and have been able to install on my D: drive. My machine runs NT. When moving to production under Win2K while you can chose a drive, it ignores your choice and installs to C:. Has anyone else had this experience and/or know how to get around it?
Thanks,
Morgan
 
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It should not happen like that. may be your drive you have chosen has no sufficient space left to install. Please carefully try to find what it says when it chanegs back.

Hope this helps.
Priya
 
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No, I have plenty of room on my D: drive, not enough on my C:. That is why I have a problem.
M.
 
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