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Invalid Drive E error.
I created two MSI packages from two different .exe files in Repackager. THe problem is in GPO, it pushes down to me just fine and installs, but if I push it out to anyone else, it fails and the event viewer says Invalid Drive E:\ 1327. I think this is a registry problem, but I don't know if this is happening at the time of capture during MSI creation, or something I can edit after the fact. Help!!!

  • Hi there,

     

    If you look in the *.msi package's Property table, does this have any references to E:\ present?

     

    I've seen this a few times, if a legacy install decides to write data to a second drive on a system.
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  • " Cary R wrote:

     

    Hi there,

     

    If you look in the *.msi package's Property table, does this have any references to E:\ present?

     

    I've seen this a few times, if a legacy install decides to write data to a second drive on a system. "

     

    PRoperty table inside repackager, or just right clicking on the msi itself and going to properties? either way, how do I resolve?
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  • " motc777 wrote:

     

    PRoperty table inside repackager, or just right clicking on the msi itself and going to properties? either way, how do I resolve? "

     

    How to resolve it will vary a little bit according to what's referencing that drive.

     

    But, what I'd recommend is opening the *.ism file in INstallShield (aka 'Editor'), and going to the Property Manager to find the drive reference.
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  • You might also look at the Files and Folders view and see what files and/or components have that drive as their destination and work back from that to a solution.
  • Also, get a verbose installation log. That will help troubleshooting.

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Invalid Drive E error.