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Did you ever have a drive H:?<br />
You MIGHT try pointing H: to C: and see what happens - in computer manager --&gt; disk manager (or whatever it's called in Vista) --&gt; change or add drive letter and you can add it. <br />
Or you might try putting in a flash drive, calling it H:\, and see if it drops files on there, temp installation files or something. <br />
Not much of a Vista expert, though, sorry.<br />

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Did you ever have a drive H:?
You MIGHT try pointing H: to C: and see what happens - in computer manager --> disk manager (or whatever it's called in Vista) --> change or add drive letter and you can add it.
Or you might try putting in a flash drive, calling it H:\, and see if it drops files on there, temp installation files or something.
Not much of a Vista expert, though, sorry.


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Are you installing Nero from drive H? Do you have another drive to install it from?
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Are you installing Nero from drive H? Do you have another drive to install it from?

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Something is going on wrong<br />
I have Vista installed, stupid idea to buy in the first place)<br />
everythime i try to install an application, last time it was Nero 9, i am getting error <br />
&quot;Invalid Drive H:&quot;<br />
Any help, please<br />
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Something is going on wrong
I have Vista installed, stupid idea to buy in the first place)
everythime i try to install an application, last time it was Nero 9, i am getting error 
"Invalid Drive H:"
Any help, please



Invalid Drive H: error

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