memory error installing 2.11

[RSJeff]

When I try to install the latest driver, I put checkmarks in the boxes next to program files and FS2004 support. However, it then tells me there is inadequate memory on my system to install these files. However, I have more than enough memory on my 512 MB system. How do I correct this?

[Halstead York]

This is a new one. Are we the only program that you have this problem with?

[ August 29, 2003, 01:37 AM: Message edited by: Halstead York ]

[RSJeff]

bump. tried to download again, but still this "insufficient memory" error; all antivirus software is off. I absolutely have no insufficiency of memory on my system. Any suggestions?

[RSJeff]

Yes, this is the only program I've had this trouble with.

I have 98 MB free out of 111MB, so I shouldn't be getting the insufficient memory message.

Is there a way for me to select where the driver installs? On my system, the main drive is "d", not "c", so I wonder if that has something to do with it?

Also, if I'm going to use this for fs2004, it's correct to select both "program files" and "fs2004" for installation, correct (not just fs2004)?

[james.smith]

I am also having same problem with installation on XP Pro machine, When I select FS2004 or FS2002 option it says space required 0 kb and same memory error although I have 64Gb of space on drive. My system drive is drive F:. I installed software on another machine and copied dll into my fs2004 modules directory on above machine, mouse tracking works ok but VC doesn't. any ideas?

[james.smith]

I mapped my F: drive as C: and the software allowed me to install the FS2004 option without error. VC working now.

[RSJeff]

So how can I tell the software to install into my "D" system drive - since that seems to be the root of the probelm?

[Birch]

I have begun checking out this bug in the installer. There is a preliminary version available for testing, anyone having this problem should test this executable and post the results.

http://www.trackir.com/files/NaturalPoi ... R_2_12.exe

[ September 06, 2003, 02:49 AM: Message edited by: Halstead York ]

[RSJeff]

That fixed it! Thanks!