[RESOLVED] Problem installing sonic burner software on a Dell.

I reinstalled the Operating system in another folder, everything seemed to go fine, no errors. Everything appears to be working however when I try to install my Sonic burner software it says that I do not have enough disk space. It says that it requires about 200 GB worth of hd space and that I only have 80 GB free. It says these numbers in KB but basically that is what it is saying. I tried the sonic cd on another computer and it started the install just fine. Why would a brand new windows install not allow sonic to install properly? Do I have to delete something? Is the sonic software retarded and will not install because the windows folder is not named it's default?

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It says that it requires about 200 GB worth of hd space and that I only have 80 GB free.

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My calculator says you have less then the required amount of drive space.

On the other hand, no software in it's right mind would require 200 gigs? What is the EXACT error message you're getting?

It was basically saying that Volume c:\ didn't have enough disk space, it said it required 200 GB and that I only had 80 GB left. Well I fixed it, who knows why this worked but all I did was change the name that the software was registered to and it started to install without a problem.