95GB.. not enough space to install?

> "Nitrostar" <Nitrostar@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:35A3971B-F4CE-4088-A2A4-5CFCB22B67C1@microsoft.com...

> > Hello, I'm trying to install Windows Vista. I currently have 3 harddrives,
> > two of them have 25GB of free space and the third, external one, has 45GB
> > of free space.

>
> First guess: disconnect the external drive before starting the
> installation, and don't reconnect it until Windows is fully booted and
> running.
>

> > When I start the installation I get the following error message:
> > Your computer does not have enough space for temporary files
> > Windows installation needs at least 436 megabytes (MB) of free space on
> > any partition for temporary files. Free some space on any partition.
> > [Error: 0x80004005]
> >
> > One of the 25GB partitions has been completely formatted to NFTS

>
> Second guess: Log into the Administrator account in your current Windows
> installation and start the install from there. Even if you're logged into a
> different member of the Administrators group, funny things can happen with
> permissions.
>
>

> Hello, I'm trying to install Windows Vista. I currently have 3 harddrives,
> two of them have 25GB of free space and the third, external one, has 45GB
> of
> free space.
>
> When I start the installation I get the following error message:
> Your computer does not have enough space for temporary files
> Windows installation needs at least 436 megabytes (MB) of free space on
> any
> partition for temporary files. Free some space on any partition.
> [Error: 0x80004005]
>
>
> One of the 25GB partitions has been completely formatted to NFTS... Any
> ideas on what could be wrong??
>
> Thank you very much!