Error 1327 Invalid Drive: G: when Installing Notebook System Software

Asked By kate harry 10 points N/A Posted on - 02/10/2012

Hello experts!

I have downloaded all the drivers necessary, and I am following the order in which to install them in my Notebook System Software. but I keep getting an error when trying to install the program. I believe this may be a problem with out-of-date drivers.

Message is "Error 1327.Invalid Drive: G:" 

I don’t know anything about this, and I am looking for some advice. I have attached a screenshot of the error message:

Hello, my Dell XPS M1530 laptop is moved from Windows Vista to Windows 7. For a time period everything works fine, my USB mouse functioning normally for a day or so and then I have plugged in a memory stick and suddenly all the USB ports stopped responding.

They are giving off power, but Windows just unable to recognize any USB device still now.

I think this may be a problem about out-of-date drivers, I have downloaded all the important drivers, and I am following the procedure to install them, Notebook System Software is the very first one, but still receiving an error while trying to install the program.

It says that:

"Notebook System Software Installer Information

Error 1327.Invalid Drive: G:

OK"  

I don’t understand what this is this mean to be and looking for some advice. I have attached a screenshot of the error message

Need your help.

Thanks a lot.

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Answered By Sajal Klair 0 points N/A #91271

Error 1327 Invalid Drive: G: when Installing Notebook System Software

This error can be solved by following the below procedure, please perform the steps that follow to encounter this issue:

Click the Start Button in the desktop and then type CMD in the search then right click on the command prompt icon and then click select the run as administrator. A new dialog box opens and there in the box type the following command prompt:

START>SEARCH (TYPE CMD)> CMD.EXE (right click) > CMD.EXE (Select run as administrator)>  Subst G: C:

Subst  G: C:

After typing the above command press the Enter. Follow these steps and you can install the software you desire.

 

 

 

 

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Answered By Noelinda Naresa 0 points N/A #91272

Error 1327 Invalid Drive: G: when Installing Notebook System Software

Please try the following.

Hit start button, Click Run and type Regedit.

Find the following section

HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer User Shell Folders

In the Right pane – See if there are any entries which has an G or any other letters besides C (Your OS folder) Modify data value to C:

Then Restart the install process. 

Hope this helps!

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Answered By Bob T Smith 35 points N/A #91274

Error 1327 Invalid Drive: G: when Installing Notebook System Software

Hello,

You can have two problems here.

One of them is that your setup file is corrupted solution for that is redownloading the setup file and then installing again.

Second problem may be in your Windows. It's possible that your Windows OS switched labels for hard drives.

To fix that open cmc (start -> run -> type cmd and hit enter). After you opened cmc type subst G: C

I hope I helped you. 

Regards.

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