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Recently the Windows Vista Setup program does not allow the installation of the different software components.  Sometimes I have a vague (as impossible to install) error code, sometimes the installation starts from inside IE and then just comes back to IE. But no installation occurs.

I am slot as Vista Business 64-bit Service Pack 2. (5 gig Ram)

I have between 50 to 500 free MB on the disk. (I have a drive c to 35 gigabytes.  But, windows uses 31 G (winsxs uses 20 G).)  Supposedly, it's a problem of Microsoft to know during the years that they have no desire to fix.  I regularly try to clean the space, but it's like trying to hold back the Mississippi...

Uninstall seems to work.

I ran various utiilties of Microsoft to try to resolve the problem. (I think this is worse!)

I ran sfc/scannow and it has detected/fixed no problem.

When I was able to capture more storage space (by moving my virtual memory on another drive) briefly the problem has not disappeared.  The Publisher of the software after several hours of searching in various newspapers told me it was a problem of Microsoft Installer.

I don't want to re - install the OS that I don't have a number of my installation for different software products discs (they are all legal).

I'm not so sure that Windows installs my updates properly at this stage either.

Any help would be appreciated.  I'm drowning in time to support.

What is E? The dual computer boot or pagefile on E refers to the operating system in C?

I did not used Easeus Partition Manager, Partition Magic and Acronis who buy software using, but the principles will be similar. What you need to do is to reduce the size of D, so that there is a free space between C and D, and then increase the size of C in this space. You can then increase the size of D in the original unallocated space of 5.86 GB in D.

I suggest that you study the knowledge base, and there is a line on manual. Print the relevant parts. The FAQ in the first link and follow two particularly relevant links:

http://www.partition-tool.com/EASEUS-partition-Manager/FAQ.htm

http://www.partition-tool.com/EASEUS-partition-Manager/FAQ/technical-faq32.htm

http://www.partition-tool.com/knowledge-base/how-to-extend-system-partition.htm

Good luck.

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