Indeed the installation is tricky with all its constraints: - Creation of a mandatory Windows Live account activation and turning in the box to set the letters, making losing track (so to do first before moving das unloading part for installing Office 2010) - Unloading a 2MB executable and not the software itself - Install from the software by creating a virtual partition and Q bp possible installation if the letter Q is already assigned to a device, it retrieves over the place (around 1GB) from the C: drive without asking We think of a different disk choice. For 11.99 euros you can get a backup CD if you have to order the more expensive DVD version. To eventually reload the software you must save the executable 2MB (and of course keep the key supplied).
If the letter Q has already been taken not to install the software (see the error message that appears). It is then necessary to go first in the disk manager (config panel, system tools) to change the letter of the device to which it is assigned. In my case it was a hidden memory card drive in Explorer W7 as I did not serve me.
