Why am i getting an error 1327 invalid drive f, when I try to setup adobe cs2?

why am I getting an error 1327 invalid drive F, when I am setting up cs2?

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1. Create a new Admin user, log on in that and then you can install Adobe Reader,
or
2. easier solution is just create a dummy folder on your machine anywhere, lets says Folder name "Dummy" in c:\
not go to command prompt
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and you are all set to go.
once you are done, you can remove that virtual drive mapping by
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This document will help you in Installing Adobe Reader :
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