CAB file extraction error

[Fame]

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Since yesterday on the PC of my brother in that I reinstalled XP after a disk crash. In summary the config. If you need more, simply ask:

Motherboard GigaByte EP45-DS3, Intel Core2Duo E8500
Memory 4096MB (4GB) DDR-2 PC-6400, 800MHz. (2x2048MB)
NVIDIA GeForce 9800GTX + 512MB DDR3
HDD 750GB SATA-II Samsung SpinPoint F1 (1 score)

The problem is that it is strictly impossible to manually run a CAB file or an EXE with a CAB as the installation of Windows Media Player 11 or Internet Explorer 7 or 8 for example ... A same error message that comes back every time:

"Failed to extract the file, probably due to a lack of memory (not enough disk space for the exchange of file)
or file. cab damaged. "

For against, via the Microsoft site, no problem ... Also, I am sure that these files are not damaged, they are on an external drive that I use regularly to make PCs buddies ...

Does XP is limited in the size of the disk partition or a memory problem?

I thank in advance anyone who would blow my hose.

[Glenny]

This is due to the nvidia firewall ... When downloading a file, they get all corrupt ... In short all downloaded files can not be installed ... Why? The mystery remains unsolved

[Fame]

Thank you for the tip, unfortunately it's not that ... The firewall reports that it is not installed!

The error occurs immediately after installing XP even before you install SP3

[Macarenas]

I've seen a few cases somewhat similar. Basically, a problem when installing Windows XP with 4 GB of RAM.

These cases were resolved for themselves with the withdrawal of a card. In fact XP did not have too many more than 3 GB of RAM.