i dont know

i have another problem
why cf installs at c when i select d
is there a solution

Well the D Drive in your computer can be a number of things, In most computers it is the CD-ROM Drive meaning you would not store anything onto it. Unless you have two physical hard drives for your computer, your D Drive isn't actually a place where you can install Crossfire. The most logical, common, place is to install things into your C Drive. This is almost always a Computer's Hard Drive.

in inorder to save it to the d drive you need a writable BLANK disc...even with it on that the game i dont think is runable...

Ugh, what exactly is your D: drive? Another partition / physical disk / usb key / cd...?

Originally Posted by Alen

Ugh, what exactly is your D: drive? Another partition / physical disk / usb key / cd...?

yes it is a patition
i have 2 partitions
local disk c
local disk d

Originally Posted by Swiftdude

in inorder to save it to the d drive you need a writable BLANK disc...even with it on that the game i dont think is runable...

i tried it but it didnt worked

lol i instaled CF on E Drive?
so its posible

i didnt try ever to make this!!

Originally Posted by Snipermon

i didnt try ever to make this!!

yup,,me too

D drive is for CDs it doesnt have any space on it unless theres a disc. and even if you have a disc it might not be big enough

i don't get what u mean. My CF it's at D:\ instaled with no probs.

solved
Just do a disk cleanup

i am that okled guy

Originally Posted by Swiftdude

D drive is for CDs it doesnt have any space on it unless theres a disc. and even if you have a disc it might not be big enough

Lier! That is not in all computers lol...

In my D: I have crossfire installed..

Some settings in your computers put the default install place or something to C:

..........EDIT:

I didn bumped this thread was someone else!

why not use in C: .... no harm in that :S

i dont know

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