On our business computers we only have C:, but I prefer also having D: for 
my work files, so I mapped c:\d\ as DOS device "D:", as described in 
https://superuser.com/a/29076

But when executing the installer from this virtual D:, the installer failes 
with error 2755, see
https://www.windowsdigitals.com/the-system-cannot-open-the-device-or-file-specified-error-2755-windows-10/

The solution is starting it from the original path in C:

Other installers don't have that problem, so you might be able to solve it 
also. It's not a serious problem, but finding the root cause took some time.
When I used a batch file with subst command, the problem appeared at many 
installers, because the subst is per user, and when installing we have to 
enter the credentials for our local admin account, but this one did not 
have the required subst drive, so the path simply did not exist for the 
admin user. But after switching to a mapped drive, every installer works 
from D: except yours, so far.

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