Path env variable....

Hi ,
Sorry that this thread is not directly related to the Oracle database.... but if someone has the slightest idea ... i 'd be grateful to have an answer......!!!
The windows path environment variable is limited to 1024 characters... As i have installed many products- not only Oracle- and i cannot install any other (having deistalled all unnecessary programs) - is there any way to overcome this obstacle.....????
Sim

Hi, i hope you are doing very well, that problem can be resolve using the next articles directly from Microsoft Support Site, please take a look on the next links, there you can get more information.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/906469
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/935765
Please tell us if the information was successful.
Best Regards.

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