Oracle 8.1.7 client setup didn't start on NT 4 workstation

hi gurus .... I am in a problem of installing oracle 8i client (8.1.7) on my NT 4.0 workstation. When i double click on setup file, it didn't start (just showing hour-glass cursor) and then keep quite. No setup splash appears. I am totally stuck in this problem.
plz help me.
Raheel.

hi ...
below is my machine and environment info:
machine is: Pentium IV
RAM installed: 256 MB
OS is: Windows NT 4.0 (Service Pack 6)
CPU Info: GenuineIntel x86 Family 15 Model 1 Stepping 2 ~1594 Mhz
CD has been copied to a network drive and I was running the setup from there (not copy it locally).
As far as symcjit.dll is concerned, i have already found it inside javasoft/jre/1.1/bin folder and rename it to symcjit.old. But, it still didn't work. Now i will copy the install folder from network drive to my machine and will try my luck. thanks anyway, plz do update me if you found anything useful from my reply.
Raheel.

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