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FACT(s) (Environment):

Windows 32 Intel

SYMPTOM(s):

Error 98 with errno=9 on windows

Unable to open file: ?. Errno=9 (98)

** Unable to open file: <file-name>. <Errno>. (98)

CAUSE:

Directory pointed by TEMP environment variable does not exist

FIX:

Make sure that the directory that is being pointed to by the "TEMP" environment variable exists.
You can verify what directory is pointing to opening a command line prompt and execute:
echo %TEMP%
(TEMP should be in capital letter)
the output should be something like:
C:\DOCUME~1\ADMINI~1\LOCALS~1\Temp

So, make sure that you have each one of the subdirectories.

To open a command prompt on windows 95 or 98:
1) go to windows taskbar
2) click on start button
3) select "Run"
4) type DOS

To open a command prompt on windows NT/2000/XP
1) go to windows taskbar
2) click on start button
3) select "Run"
4) type cmd

To modify or fix the setting:
On windows 95 or 98:
1) edit you autoexec.bat
2) modify or add the environment variable TEMP
3) save the file
4) restart your computer to make the changes to take place.

On windows NT/2000/XP
1) go to windows taskbar
2) click on start button
3) select setting
4) select control panel
5) double click on System
6) go to Advanced tab
7) click on environment variables button
8) modify or add the environment variable TEMP
9) Click on OK
10) Finally, click OK again to close the System option