On a Windows Server 2003, I have a I386 folder on the C drive. I'd like to move that to the E drive to free up space on C. After I move the folder, what registry keys do I have to update so Windows will recognize the new location?

Hello,The I386 folder should only contain installation files, so I don't think you need to modify the registry.Isaac Oben MCITP:EA, MCSE

Hi RJO22, The i386 folder contains the installation files for the Windows Server 2003 OS. If you move the I386 folder from C drive to E drive, you can edit the following registry key value so the OS knows where to find the Windows installation files when you add Windows Components.HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup for example: If we move I386 folderto the "E:" drive,we can change the value of SourcePath from c:\ to e:\ SourcePath=E:\ Meanwhile, if you don't wish to modify the SourcePath key, you can also browse and specify the new installation folder locationwhen the dialog box popup during the installation process. Hope this can be helpful. Best Regards, David ShenThis posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

That worked, thanks!