PP tries to create temp file to d: drive, which does not exist?

[Guest]

When I try to print, PowerPoint jams because it tries to create a temporary folder (presumably, for print files) on d: disk

I use NTSF, so I only have a c: disk, d: disk being the CD ROM drive

I have checked the environment settings at "My Computer" -- "Properties" -- Advanced -- Environment variables, and they all point to c: drive

This problem is connected to another one. When I run Windows Explorer and type %temp% to the address bar, it starts pointing to "d:\temp", which does not exist. Again, the "My Computer -- Environment variables" correctly points to c:

So this seems to be an installation problem. But how to fix it? MS Windows support page gives no clues whatsoever

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

When I try to print, PowerPoint jams because it tries to create a temporary folder

(presumably, for print files) on d: disk.

I use NTSF, so I only have a c: disk, d: disk being the CD ROM drive.

I have checked the environment settings at "My Computer" -- "Properties" -- Advanced --

Environment variables, and they all point to c: drive.

Do both TEMP and TMP point to C:\SomeFolder or do they point to C:\ ?
I haven't tested this but I doubt Windows would allow a temp folder in C:\

Do you boot from C: and is Windows installed there?

This problem is connected to another one. When I run Windows Explorer and type %temp% to

the address bar, it starts pointing to "d:\temp", which does not exist. Again, the "My
Computer -- Environment variables" correctly points to c:.

So this seems to be an installation problem. But how to fix it? MS Windows support page

gives no clues whatsoever.