When I try to update my XP-Pro OS in my bootcamp partition ( 32Gb ), I get this message:
" there is not enough disk space on C:WINDOWS\$NTServicePackUninstall$ to install Service Pack 3".
It goes on to say it needs 4Mg more room and to try archiving or deleting some files...duh, there is sweet f-all installed to 'delete or archive'...its a complete new install.
Even though there is at least 30+Gb available on the C drive in bootcamp. I have re-done the whole deal from start to stall at least 3 times and no luck...
Did a search on this forum first but couldn't find any specific examples of my problem.
Any ideas? There must be an 'uninstall' folder somewhere that is blocking the 'install'...
Jim
" there is not enough disk space on C:WINDOWS\$NTServicePackUninstall$ to install Service Pack 3".
It goes on to say it needs 4Mg more room and to try archiving or deleting some files...duh, there is sweet f-all installed to 'delete or archive'...its a complete new install.
Even though there is at least 30+Gb available on the C drive in bootcamp. I have re-done the whole deal from start to stall at least 3 times and no luck...
Did a search on this forum first but couldn't find any specific examples of my problem.
Any ideas? There must be an 'uninstall' folder somewhere that is blocking the 'install'...
Jim
