I have one machine with very little space on drive C, but plenty of space on drive D.
However, when I select for my package to install to drive D, it complains that there is not enough space. Also, removing features to lower to installed size does not help. It still says that drive C does not have enough room. Why would this happen?
Windows Installer will typically require additional space on the drive that contains the Windows folder for things like the MSI package that is cached, temp space for the install, space for rollback files, etc. The location used by Windows Installer for these items cannot be changed.
