When I want to install TeamViewer 10, why can't I select my system disk as the destination? Seems it happened when I want to install other softwares before (but I can't remember which). I have a 128G SSD as the system disk, but it doesn't even appear as an option in the installer. How can I deal with this?

BTW. My SSD's name is Macintoch SSD, which is not appeared on the following window.

UPDATE: 2014-12-30 I've reinstalled my OS X and now the TeamViewer .pkg can be installed correctly.



Translation of this window (according to my poor English, messages with en-US locale should be different):

Top: Installing TeamViewer

Left: 


Introduction
License
Destination Select
Installation Type
Installation
Summary


Right:


Select a Destination
Select the disk where you want to install the TeamViewer software.


GlacJAY: ...
Macintosh HD: ...
TeamViewer: ...

TeamViewer can't be installed on this disk. You can only install this software on the disk that is running OS X.
This might be a silly suggestion but if you select the "GlacJAY" drive and hit the down arrow key on your keyboard does the "Macintosh SSD" drive appear?

Unfortunately the Installer window can't be resized and with the current style of disappearing scrollbars, if there are more than three available disks it might not be obvious.