Creating an inventory directory

This thread is a follow on from the issue that I am having with The 11.2.0.3 installer hanging
Installer hanging on selecting Desktop Class
I had a look at the Installactions*.log file and installation appears to be hanging at the point of creating the inventory directory. I can confirm that the user I am logged in as on the Windows 7 machine is an administrative user so can add folders and install applications.
Has anyone come accros an issue with OUI hanging as a result of not been able to create folders or does anyone have an idea for a workaround?

TeeChelt wrote:
This thread is a follow on from the issue that I am having with The 11.2.0.3 installer hanging
Installer hanging on selecting Desktop Class
I had a look at the Installactions*.log file and installation appears to be hanging at the point of creating the inventory directory. I can confirm that the user I am logged in as on the Windows 7 machine is an administrative user so can add folders and install applications.
Has anyone come accros an issue with OUI hanging as a result of not been able to create folders or does anyone have an idea for a workaround?Don't install into "C:\Program Files"
the web is full of accounts of Oracle not playing well with Windblows directories that include embedded spaces.
Install into a directory dedictated to Oracle. LIke C:\app\oracle ....

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