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Windows XP/2000 - 1327 Error Invalid Drive E:\ posted in the Operating Systems forums; How do I fix a 1327 Error Invalid Drive problem. I'm attempting to install Dragon Naturally Speaking and upon installation this error message keeps popping up and I'm unable to ...

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How do I fix a 1327 Error Invalid Drive problem. I'm attempting to install Dragon Naturally Speaking and upon installation this error message keeps popping up and I'm unable to complete the installation.


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Hi sjturn1.

This is an application error message, not one from the OS.

You may have to scour the installation instructions, notes and the web site to find the answer. Be prepared to call Dragon's Technical Support in the end.


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