When I tried to install "Intel C++ compiler 7.0" on Win XP I got the error from the installer : "there is no disk C". Then the installation stoped.
Indeed, on my PC there is no "C" drive - but non of other programs installed complained on that.
So why "Intel C++ compiler 7.0" should?
At what stage of the installation did you receive the message? For instance, when the compiler was extracting from the original distribution file or when files are being copied to the hard drive? Thanks.
Andy D
Intel Compiler Support
Should be fixed in the latest update available from Intel Premier Support at https://premier.intel.com/ . If you don't have an account there, register your compiler to get one at http://intel.com/software/products/registrationcenter/
Brandon
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