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I've had this game on my shelf for a while and finally downloaded it a couple days ago. However whenever I ry to isntal it, I get this message when it is about two thirds done being installed:

H:\GoG Downloads\Spellforce 2 - Demons of the Past\base\sound\02_units\arm_hit_mace3.wav
Out of memory.

Click to try again, Ignore to skip this file ( not recommended ), or Abort to cancel installation.


My PC is a Windows XP version 2002 SP3, 3.00GHz, 2.00GB of Ram

the installer is the only thing i have running on my machine while i'm installing and the H drive i'm installing to still has over 350GB of space left.
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SgtSarros: ...and the H drive i'm installing to still has over 350GB of space left.
Is the H drive an external HDD? I've seen this problem before and if I remember right it was connected to an external hard disk. Try installing it to a standard location like C:\GOG Games\ and check if that makes a difference.

Btw, if you're using the GOG Downloader, it could be that another hard disk ran out of capacity as it uses quite some temporary disk space while installing a game.
Post edited December 03, 2014 by DeMignon
Look here for some suggestions - http://www.gog.com/forum/general/installing_games_on_an_external_drive
Post edited December 03, 2014 by triock
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SgtSarros: ...and the H drive i'm installing to still has over 350GB of space left.
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DeMignon: Is the H drive an external HDD? I've seen this problem before and if I remember right it was connected to an external hard disk. Try installing it to a standard location like C:\GOG Games\ and check if that makes a difference.

Btw, if you're using the GOG Downloader, it could be that another hard disk ran out of capacity as it uses quite some temporary disk space while installing a game.
It is an external, one of those case externals, as the drives inside this pc are all quite small ( the largest of any of the internal drives is 32gb and this is where i've put most of my games for the past couple years. I'll certianly give some of the ideas listed in that link the other person gave as well a try, but unfortunately none of my other drives have space for an 8gb game.