[Wildwilliam]

I have just finished building computer Dual core AMD 5200+ With Graphics NVIDIA 9600 GT
I have also installed SATA Drives 4 hard drives (windows)(Page)(Game Drive)(Storage)
I Cannot load game onto Game Drive it stops at 7% with error 1603 Fat 4 error during install
supposed to look up MSI.chm or MSDN.
I cannot copy game from C drive to game drive same problem any one else have same set of problems. it only seems to want to work on C drive. is SATA going to be a problem??
Or have I missed something

Wildwilliam

[PDelaney]

I have just finished building computer Dual core AMD 5200+ With Graphics NVIDIA 9600 GT
I have also installed SAITA Drives 4 hard drives (windows)(Page)(Game Drive)(Storage)
I Cannot load game onto Game Drive it stops at 7% with error 1603 Fat 4 error during install
supposed to look up MSI.chm or MSDN.
I cannot copy game from C drive to game drive same problem any one else have same set of problems. it only seems to want to work on C drive. is SAITA going to be a problem??
Or have I missed something

Wildwilliam

Are all your SATA drives Formatted as NTFS?

[Wildwilliam]

All Drives are Sata and NTFS
So much for that Idea
I just double checked

[zappatime]

Have you tried copying any other folders or game programs over to this drive, from your c drive, just to check its not a general pc problem that's at the cause of this error?

I came across this to deal with the MSI (Microsft Installer) error 1603:

http://www.ehow.com/how_5009558_fix-win ... error.html

Don't know if this helps you. I think first you need to establish or prove otherwise that il2 is the problem and not something on your new build, try installing something to this 'game' drive. Are you running Windows XP?

[{HVY-E}Jinxx]

Also check your BIOS for your Main Board and ensure that your SATA function is set to IDE and not Raid.

You're usually going to get errors like that when using drives of different sizes/manufactures in a Raid Configuration.

[Wildwilliam]

Sorry guys just discovered that the new Hard drive was faulty.
Doesn't that beat all