RW-20001 Error: Unzip failed: Insufficient disk space:

Hi ,
I'm trying to install Oracle apps 11i on windows xp professional. I'm having 320 GB hard disk and 4 GB ram. I have divided into 3 partitions .
C 60 GB
D 120 GB
E 140 GB.
I've staged all the dvds into E Drive. I'm installing apps on D Drive. At the step 4 of 5 after 1200 file i'm getting RW-20001 Error: Unzip failed: Insufficient disk space: Please create enough space for the install.
After I've pressed Retry It went to 60% to 80% and it was stopped from there it did not proceed further. Its saying Staring CVM on Middle Tier and strucked there.
I'm totally new to oracle apps. Could any please help me out from this problem.
Any suggestions to get past this would be appreciated.
thanks & regards,
Venkat.

Hi,
At what file RapidWiz gives this error?
Please review the following document and see if it helps.
Note: 786816.1 - Installing Oracle Apps 11.5.10.2, Fails With Insufficient Disk Space On Win2003 Server
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=786816.1
Regards,
Hussein

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