WRONG VOLUME INFORMATION (during APPS 11.5.9 installation)

Hi friends,
I am trying to install ORACLE APPS 11.5.9 on my desktop with configuration of
PIV 2.8GHZ
1 GB RAM
160 GB SATA HDD
but I am unable to install the s.w ,I am getting this error message
WRONG VOLUME INFORMATION.
i have installed all the pre-requiste s/w like
java
VC++
MKS
PERL
GNU MAKE
Plz reply me soon
bye.

Check the Thread: How to Install 11.5.10 on Win XP
which is same for the Windows 2000.
Thanks
Uday

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Is this where "consolodating" comes in and what is it and how do you do it?
Thanks for your patience.

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