Would this thread help: https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/could-not-access-network-location--102203/

Would this thread help: https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/could-not-access-network-location--102203/

El disco D: esta compartido y sigue dando el error

Spanish translation:

Disk D: is shared and keeps giving the error

@joseluis-g  ... would you please be kind enough for any follow up comments on this post or for any other posts you may make on the forum, to please use a translator like Google Translate to post/comment in English. It cannot have passed your notice that the forum is conducted in the English language, and you are really limiting the chance of a broad range of replies from those who don't want to go to the trouble of having to translate all of your posts and comments. There are many on the forum whose first language is not English but make the effort to post/comment in English.

Re the D drive issue - there have been a few comments on the forum over the years that Vegas Pro does not always install successfully on a drive other than the drive which contains the OS - usually the C drive. If the D drive is not the drive which contains the OS, try installing on the C drive assuming that is where the OS is installed.

Spanish translation:

Disk D: is shared and keeps giving the error

@joseluis-g  ... would you please be kind enough for any follow up comments on this post or for any other posts you may make on the forum, to please use a translator like Google Translate to post/comment in English. It cannot have passed your notice that the forum is conducted in the English language, and you are really limiting the chance of a broad range of replies from those who don't want to go to the trouble of having to translate all of your posts and comments. There are many on the forum whose first language is not English but make the effort to post/comment in English.

Re the D drive issue - there have been a few comments on the forum over the years that Vegas Pro does not always install successfully on a drive other than the drive which contains the OS - usually the C drive. If the D drive is not the drive which contains the OS, try installing on the C drive assuming that is where the OS is installed.

No problem writing in English.

The first part of the installation is done on disk C: but it also does it on D:

I don't know how to guide the configuration so that it is done completely on disk C:

The first part of the installation is done on disk C: but it also does it on D:

I don't know how to guide the configuration so that it is done completely on disk C:

That is weird. The only thing that I can think of - is there enough free space on the C drive for the full installation?

Also, thanks for commenting in English ... others on the forum may have better suggestions re the install problem. Cheers.

Yes, there is enough space.
The question is to know why not everything is installed on disk C:
The other applications and programs of Vegas install without problem but only with vegas pro this error appears.

I have tried with older versions 18, 17 .... 13, and I get the same error-

Thanks for your comments.

That is getting weirder ... absolutely there's enough free space on the C drive. But the worry is:

I have tried with older versions 18, 17 .... 13, and I get the same error-

Have you got another computer to go through the install process on? For example, Vegas Pro 13 should install on an XP, 7 or 8.1 OS computer. If so, and an install of VP13 works on that older computer, it would suggest that the problem lies with your current computer rather than with Vegas Pro, especially since the install problem on your current computer applies to older versions of Vegas Pro going back to its former owner, Sony (VP13 - and earlier).

I have VP19 installed on another computer, it works without problems.
I want to install it on this computer because on the other I cannot render in 4k because it is very slow.
This computer, on which I cannot install VP, is the HP model 15-bc450ns

HP model 15-bc450ns

Looking online, the OS for that HP computer is FreeDOS 1.2.

https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c06063302

This may very well be the problem because Vegas Pro (all versions) is Windows OS compatible only. See the minimum specs for Vegas Pro 19:

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.com/us/specifications/#productMenu

The HP meets the minimum specified hardware, even this is better than the other Acer computer I already have it on.

I'm afraid VP doesn't like disk partitions and for whatever reason it starts at C and goes on to D and then doesn't know how to go on.

"System requirements: Operating system Windows 10"

Just to clarify ... your HP computer has Windows 10 installed - not FreeDOS?

The last one

Thank you for the info about the OS. Your W10 version is some 2 years old and suggests that your computer has been kept off line for the last 2 years - because W10 auto updates when online whether you like it or not. Nonetheless, this shouldn't of itself cause problems with installing Vegas Pro. Nonetheless, that your new computer refuses to properly install multiple versions of Vegas Pro - from 13 to 19 - strongly suggests that the problem lies within your computer, not Vegas Pro over so many versions.