I am getting an Error 1324. The path My Pictures

There are 3 possible reasons why you are getting this error message:

1. An invalid character in QuickBooks installation path.
2. An incorrect path setting in the Windows registry.
3.Insufficient hard drive space available to install the QuickBooks program.

To fix this problem, please do the following:

1. Restart your computer, and reinstall QuickBooks.
2. Confirm that at least 2.5 GB of disk space is available for installing QuickBooks (Quickbooks 2010 requires 1.5GB of disk space):
   1. Double-click the Computer (for Windows 7 or Vista) or My Computer (for Windows XP) icon on your Windows desktop.
   2. Note the amount of free space shown in the window next to the drive letter where QuickBooks is being installed:
      • If the amount of free space is less than 1 GB, free up disk space before installing QuickBooks or install QuickBooks on a different drive.
      • If the amount of free space is greater than 1 GB, proceed with step 2.
3. Remove invalid characters from the QuickBooks installation path:
   1. Right-click the Windows Start button and select Explore.
   2. Navigate to the path shown in the error:
   3. • If there are non-alphanumeric characters in the name of any folder in the installation path, right-click the folder and select Rename to remove them, and then reinstall QuickBooks.
      • If there are only alphanumeric characters in the installation path, proceed with step 3.
4. Create a new user in Windows to rewrite any Windows registry settings that may be causing the error and log in as that user to install QuickBooks.

Note: You must be logged in as a Windows administrator or as a member of the Administrator group to add a new user.

If this solution does not resolve the issue, you can read discussions and post messages and questions relating to your issue on the Intuit QuickBooks Community site for free, or you can contact a technical support agent for additional guidance. Fees may apply.

1. Restart your computer, and reinstall QuickBooks.
2. Confirm that at least 2.5 GB of disk space is available for installing QuickBooks (Quickbooks 2010 requires 1.5GB of disk space):
   1. Double-click the Computer (for Windows 7 or Vista) or My Computer (for Windows XP) icon on your Windows desktop.
   2. Note the amount of free space shown in the window next to the drive letter where QuickBooks is being installed:
      • If the amount of free space is less than 1 GB, free up disk space before installing QuickBooks or install QuickBooks on a different drive.
      • If the amount of free space is greater than 1 GB, proceed with step 2.
3. Remove invalid characters from the QuickBooks installation path:
   1. Right-click the Windows Start button and select Explore.
   2. Navigate to the path shown in the error:
   3. • If there are non-alphanumeric characters in the name of any folder in the installation path, right-click the folder and select Rename to remove them, and then reinstall QuickBooks.
      • If there are only alphanumeric characters in the installation path, proceed with step 3.
4. Create a new user in Windows to rewrite any Windows registry settings that may be causing the error and log in as that user to install QuickBooks.

Note: You must be logged in as a Windows administrator or as a member of the Administrator group to add a new user.

If this solution does not resolve the issue, you can read discussions and post messages and questions relating to your issue on the Intuit QuickBooks Community site for free, or you can contact a technical support agent for additional guidance. Fees may apply.

Hi!

You can try to manually remove the software and reinstall, BTW there is no operation system detailed. But here's a solution for windows XP, Vista and 7

Windows XP:
Open My Computer .
In the My Computer window, go to the following path
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\
Delete the folder called "kinoma"

Then go to the following path:

C:\Documents and Settings\"your user name"\Local Settings\Application Data \
Delete the folder called "kinoma"
Delete the "Sony Corporation" folder


Windows Vista® and Windows® 7 operating system operating systems:

Open Computer on your Desktop

Go to the following path:

C:\ProgramData\
Delete the folder called "kinoma"

Now go to this path:
C:\Users\"your username"\AppData folder\Local\
Delete the folder called "kinoma"
Delete the folder called "Sony Corporation"


GoodLuck!

eBookBoy
http://digialreader.freeforums.org/

me too it doesn't work to me.

HI, Open up the Control Panel. Open Administrative Tools. Open Computer Management On the left, click on Disk Management. Right-click on the drive you want to change the drive letter of and select ?Change Drive Letter and Paths?? Change the drive letter to the one you want it to be. (Make sure no other drives currently use the letter you want.) Shut down your computer, then power back up. TNKS RABBANEES

go to majorgeeks.com..they have a special uninstaller for norton, and ghost products... also if they does not work please try revo uninstaller also available at majorgeeks.com... then if that does not work which im sure it will.. use brute force uninstaller as a last resort. happy uninstall

I get this error when trying to run Financial reports in Sage line 50 financial controller verson 10: C:\PROGRAM FILES\SAGE\ACCOUNTS\REPORTS\\*TB.SRT contains an invalid path No matter what financial report I try to access I get the same error including audit trail. My computer is window Vista. Please help me and also let me know how much is it cost for on line chat?

Thank you

from selvi

It may be that one of your "special" folders has an invalid character in the path, such as \. You can reset your folders to there defaults. Go here http://windowsxp.mvps.org/usershellfolders.htm
Use caution when modifiing the registry.

Ran into the same problem some time back.
This has the solution:
http://www.pcauthorities.com/pc-maintenance/uninstaller/how-to-solve-uninstall-errors

Jules

please click here to download the drivers for you printer please select your operating system and follow the screen setup.

im gonna guess off the top of my head that you have a antivirus/firewall on.

this ushally prevents software to be installed expessually when you get a error on the install.

please uninstall then software then reinstall the software without the firewall or antivirus activated. here is what you need to do.


Start--->Run--->type: msconfig---->in the general go to diagnostic startup---->accept, close and reboot

Install the software it should install now.

Then reboot

then goto

Start--->Run--->msconfig---->in the general options to to normal startup--->accept, close and reboot

Get the FIX HERE