Downsizing and moving away from Server and installing on a peer to peer network.
The system on which the programs and data will reside will also be used as an Adagio WS.
have used the subst command to create a virtual network drive (F) - problem is that when I attempt to install Adagio programs it does not show the F drive - only allows me to install to the local C drive.
I can see the F drive listed as a computer drive.
Have done this before and not had an issue.

Thanks

Hi Bill,

Versions of Adagio? Might make a difference, if any programs are prior to 9.2A and use the old Report Tables drive.

Windows - User Account Control enabled or not?

I recall an issue from a couple of years ago that how the drive was mapped, in a terminal services environment, where the drive letter was not recognized as active in Windows, and thus the UNC path was needed in the shortcut to locate the Adagio program. Not exactly the same as what you are describing, as you are attempting to install, but this is something to consider.

Hi Bill,

Have you run cmd as Administrator to set the subst drive?
I've found with Windows 10 I have to do both; SUBST with normal rights and then SUBST as Administrator to get the drive to show up for installation or to run Adagio. Can't remember if the same applied to W7 or W8.