[muddasir]

i had recently fomated my hard disk and install
win xp in it . i had formated the disk with ntfs.

now when i am installin the macfee antivirus
setup it give me the error

Quote

You system does not have enough space to
run this application

before formationg it is working fine with xp.
i also check my virutal page memory it is about
194 MB
also my disk is nearly empty in 20GB hard
disk i had only install win xp .
also my win xp(c:\) folder is more than 50 % empty
can any body help me in this regare

[rockstar_]

muddasir, on 27 Nov, 2007 - 09:00 AM, said:

Quote

You system does not have enough space to
run this application

before formationg it is working fine with xp.
i also check my virutal page memory it is about
194 MB
also my disk is nearly empty in 20GB hard
disk i had only install win xp .

This "memory" it talks about is your amount of free RAM. Close all those other programs that might be running in the background and try again. I seem to also recall that Norton/Symantec products had an issue where it would complain about not having enough RAM in certain situations, but I can't, for the life of me, remember what those situations are...

[Thorian]

If you manually set your virtual memory a good rule of thumb is to use the larger of thees two; twice your system ram, or 1GB.

That could be it also. How much physical ram do you have XP recommends 256 as the minimum although it will install and crawl along on 128 it isnt recommended.

[muddasir]

my ram is 128MB, and at the time of installation
i am running no other progreames

in the same 128mb ram had installed it before
formatting and it is running fine.
the only diffrence between previous and current
is before formating if fomat partition as fat32
and now NTFS.

rockstar_, on 27 Nov, 2007 - 09:37 AM, said:

muddasir, on 27 Nov, 2007 - 09:00 AM, said:

Quote

You system does not have enough space to
run this application

before formationg it is working fine with xp.
i also check my virutal page memory it is about
194 MB
also my disk is nearly empty in 20GB hard
disk i had only install win xp .

This "memory" it talks about is your amount of free RAM. Close all those other programs that might be running in the background and try again. I seem to also recall that Norton/Symantec products had an issue where it would complain about not having enough RAM in certain situations, but I can't, for the life of me, remember what those situations are...