CS4 Critical errors were found in setup (Win7 64)

Question

I have a brand new HP Z1 workstation (Win7 64b, 32GB).
I cannot install CS4. I get the common message  "Critical errors were found in setup. See setup log for details."
- I tried from my original DVD.
- I downloaded new install files from Adobe. Same problem.
- I tried the Adobe CS Cleaner Tool. No luck.
- I tried the Adobe Support Adviser log analyzer , which told me I had no issues.
Here are the ERROR and FATAL lines from the install setup log ("Adobe Creative Suite 4 Design Premium 4.0 07-10-2012.log"):
(there are lots of other "errors"  too if they would be helpful)
ERROR
Log of: object
isRunning {string}: 0Log of: string          0 {LOOP}: Reference to object up 0 percentComplete {string}: 100 Log of: string           0 {string}: 1 Log of: string                     0 {LOOP}: Reference to object up 0           1 {string}: 0
Log of: string                     0 {LOOP}: Reference to object up 0           2 {string}: 0 Log of: string                     0 {LOOP}: Reference to object up 0 message {object}: [object Object] Log of: object           code {string}: 0  Log of: string 0 {LOOP}: Reference to object up 0           args {object}: [object Object]
FATAL
Critical errors were found in setup
undefined:DOM Exception: HIERARCHY_REQUEST_ERR (3)
Please see the Setup log file for details.
Please help, I am about to break something.

Answer 1

Ok, thanks. But is everything on that page also relevant to CS4?
I didn't see anything that seemed relevant in the examples. Also, it says "To troubleshoot Creative Suite 5 or CS5.5 errors that occur before you click Install in the installer user interface, see Analyze the Creative Suite 5, CS5.5, CS6 PDapp log."  I think this might be me becuase I never get to an Install button, I just execute setup.exe and then it analyzes the system and reports the error. But I did not find a  PDapp log in \Users\[username]\AppData\Local\Temp
Anyway, I did the package. Token #00-01493-124410072012. Is this all you need to access the log?
Thanks for the help.!