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Even if you could change the installation to another partition, there are some parts of the program that will install on the same drive that Windows is located on (Typically C:). When installaint your system, this drive needs to have lots of spare space as there are a number of files that get loaded to it without asking your permission. In addition to parts of programs there are files in Documents and settings. Also any drive needs to have 15 - 20% free space for efficient system operation and so that it can be defragmented ( You do defrag your disk on a regular basis don't you). Look in MyComputer, if you don't have ample free space, you need to seriously think about a new disk or repartitioning your present disk.