Error in installing the OS (Windows XP)

Hi Chaitanya,

Thank you for reporting this problem.

Please one of the following approaches:

1, rename the directory C:\Temp\FILES to something else

2, specify a different temporary, maybe on a different drive

3, If neither approach works, please let me know what filesystem (NTFS or FAT32) your system is on, also, right click on the 'Install'

I hope this is helpful. Thank you for trying out the LivePC Engine and let us know if you have any further quetsions / feedback for us.

Thanks,
-Gerald
moka5 Team

hi,

i am not allowed to rename the dir C:\Temp\FILES.

i even tried installing in D:\chai. same error persists.
i however was able to rename the directory D:\chai\FILES\$OEM$ to D:\chai\FILES\$OEM$2. i got the following error.

Copying files from CD to Temporary Folder...
xcopy /S /E /H /K /Q /C /I "F:\" "D:\chai\FILES"
7039 File(s) copied
cmd /c mkdir "D:\chai\FILES\$OEM$\$1\Install"
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An error has occurred. Please contact moka5 support forum by
visiting http://www.moka5.com/forum/2 and also including below
error message:

Couldn't open D:\chai\FILES\I386\WINNT.SIF for writing: Permission denied

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C:\xpfromcd\xpfromcd\bin>del tempargs.txt

C:\xpfromcd\xpfromcd\bin>pause
Press any key to continue . . .

The files system on C:\ is ntfs and on D:\ is FAT32.
i have only two drives C:\ and D:\

Hi Chaitanya,

Sorry about the late reply it was Thanksgiving week in US last week.

I have an idea why this is happening but I am not 100% sure, could you please help me by sending me a screenshot?

1. in Windows Explorer, go to D:\chai\FILES\I386\

2. right click and click properties

3. use the keystroke "Alt-PrintScreen" to get the screenshot, open up 'Paint' and paste it in there.

4. if there is a 'security' tab, please also click on that and get a screenshot of that

5. Save the screenshots and send to us at [email protected]

This would help confirm the reason for why this error is happening...

Thanks,
-Gerald
moka5 Team

PS. Just in case you are curious, I suspect that the directory has read-only attribute turned on after the copy...