1327 Error Fix – How to Fix the 1327 Error When Trying to Install Microsoft Office
The 1327 error is a big problem for millions of computers which want to install Microsoft Office. The error shows when the installer cannot access the hard drive that is required – preventing the installation of the program from occurring correctly. If you’re seeing this error, it suggests that there’s either a problem with your user profile or with some registry settings that control the installation process on your PC.
This error normally shows in this format:
Error 1327. Invalid Drive: C:\
Installation ended prematurely because of an error.
The main cause of this problem is that Windows has a corrupt set of settings telling it which hard drive to use for the installation process. Each time you use your computer to install a program, it’s continually reading a series of files & settings from the “registry” to help it decide which folders to install into, and where to place the new files on your system. The two main issues affecting the installation of Office are that the ‘registry’ of your PC is damaged, or that your system’s hard drives are now labelled a new letter and are consequently difficult for your system to read.
The first step to fixing this error is to use the “Disk Administrator” tool in your PC to ensure that the hard drive of your system is labelled correctly. This tool is in-built into the Control Panel of your system, and is basically used to help Windows determine the various hard drives you may have on your system. It may be the case that the hard drive you want to install to has had its “label” / “letter” changed over the time you’ve had your PC – leading Windows to get confused about how to use it. You should load up the Disk Administrator program, right click on your various hard drives and then assign the correct letter to them.
After you’ve used the Disk Administrator program, you should also then use a tool called a “registry cleaner” to make sure that there are no errors / problems inside the registry of your system. The registry is a central database that all Windows computers use to help them “remember” a large number of files & settings that your system requires to run. It’s basically a central storage facility for everything from your desktop wallpaper to your most recent emails, allowing Windows to recall all the settings it requires. The only problem is that the registry is often used so much that it’s continually being damaged & corrupted every time Windows uses it. This not only causes a lot of inconsistencies inside the database, but is also the main cause for the majority of strange errors that Windows shows. In order to fix this, you should use a registry cleaner tool to scan through your PC and fix the various errors it has inside.
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