1.4.2 w/ netbeans cobundle

Hi,
I just downloaded the install .exe from java downloads but I get an error when running the install script.
"Another exception has been detected while we were handling last error."
It doesn't dump anything to a file or anything. This happens when I double-click on the .exe on my desktop. I don't do anything else. Anyone else have this problem? Any ideas? I think I tried to install NetBeans once before it didn't go so hot. Maybe there is something sitting around screwing things up? I am running WIndows XP.
Thanks.
Jeff

It doesn't dump anything to a file or anything. This
happens when I double-click on the .exe on my desktop.
I don't do anything else. Anyone else have this
problem? Any ideas? I had a problem installing on Windows XP as well. My solution was to simply not use the cobundle, and instead, install the J2sdk from Sun, and then install Netbeans seperately after downloading the stand alone version from Netbeans.org. That did work for me.
I prefer this way anyway because it keeps the j2sdk seperate from Netbeans. (the cobundle installs the j2sdk under the Netbeans directory rather than in its own root directory.) Maybe not a big deal to most people. I'm probably just anal retentive that way. :p

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