.msi 'installation directory must be on a local hard drive'

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  1. tomar1981
    Posts : 1
    Windows 8 64 bit
       New #11

    Msi installation error " Install in local drive"


    Try This..........

    1. First clear your c drive Temp folder..
    Go to RUN... Type %temp%
    Delete all temp files ...
    2. Open Command Prompt as Administrator( in Administrator Privilege)
    Type MSiexec /i C:\"your msi file path"


    Installation will begin
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  3. Quaylas
    Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit, Windows 10 Professional x64
       New #12

    Check Updates


    Had the same issue and discovered it was a patch I had installed.
    After many hours investigating I discovered it was KB3139923
    Uninstalled the update and everything is working correctly now.
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