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  • Vegas 10 install: There is insufficient space at the chosen location

    Posted by Neal Tate on October 14, 2011 at 3:43 am

    When trying to install the Vegas Pro 10 trial, I get the error: There is insufficient space at the chosen location to install this product, Please free up additional space or choose a different location.

    I Also get the same error from the latest version of DVD architect.

    I’m running Windows 7 64 with 3TB hard drive that’s not even 15% full.
    So not having enough space is not the issue. I’ve e-mailed sony but of course, no response. I’ve searched the web quite a bit and still no luck. Any suggestions?

    Mark Allen replied 14 years, 7 months ago 3 Members · 3 Replies
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  • Lex Gernale

    October 14, 2011 at 7:17 am

    Did you run the installer with administrative privilege? Right-click Installer>Run as Administrator. Did you partition your Drive? what is the Size of 1st partition and 2nd Partition? Where is the exact location of installation point to?

  • Neal Tate

    October 14, 2011 at 1:24 pm

    Yes, I’ve tried as administrator.

    The install location is Program Files/Sony

    I’ve looked in the “computer management” window
    and it shows 4 icons of drives

    the order of partitions look like this

    OEM PARTITION 100 MB
    RECOVERY PARTITION 17 GB
    EFI SYSTEM PARTITION 100 MB
    BOOT,PAGE FILE, CRASH DUMB, PRIMARY PARTITION 2776 GB

  • Mark Allen

    October 14, 2011 at 8:34 pm

    Just a wild guess here but I’ve seen programs give out of space errors if there’s too much space available on a hard drive. They get an overflow while doing the calculation and get a negative result instead of a positive one and think they’re out of space.

    I have an old version of PhotoShop which thinks it’s out of space when there’s more than 1 TB of empty space on the drive. My solution was to make a “Filler” directory and copy a bunch of video files in there and bring the available space below 1 TB. After that, everything’s fine. Then I delete part of the filler over time as I add more files to the drive.

    I’d try putting some filler on your drive and take it below 2 TB of empty space. 3 TB drives are fairly new. Their installer might have some outdated code in it.

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