Hello all,
My system is configured with a SSD drive for my Windows 7 x64 Partition (C:\) and I setup two 500 GB drives in a RAID 0 config (Z:\) to host only game installations. One of the hard drives suffered a heart attack (I can only assume as there was no warning signs) therefore wiping out my games partition (all my saves are backed up to a remote location). Now, I'm trying to re-do my raid setup with a new drive, but when I try installing Steam (it's an .MSI file), it tells me that: "Error 1327. Invalid Drive Z:\" and crashes prematurely without any option to specify another point of installation, the same happens when I try to uninstall via "Programs and Features" in the Control Panel. Now, I have quite a few games that are still showing up, and I get the error "Ble bla blah no longer exists or .......would you like to remove", so I can do that, but not for Steam and a few other apps. Thank you for reading.
My system is configured with a SSD drive for my Windows 7 x64 Partition (C:\) and I setup two 500 GB drives in a RAID 0 config (Z:\) to host only game installations. One of the hard drives suffered a heart attack (I can only assume as there was no warning signs) therefore wiping out my games partition (all my saves are backed up to a remote location). Now, I'm trying to re-do my raid setup with a new drive, but when I try installing Steam (it's an .MSI file), it tells me that: "Error 1327. Invalid Drive Z:\" and crashes prematurely without any option to specify another point of installation, the same happens when I try to uninstall via "Programs and Features" in the Control Panel. Now, I have quite a few games that are still showing up, and I get the error "Ble bla blah no longer exists or .......would you like to remove", so I can do that, but not for Steam and a few other apps. Thank you for reading.
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