Adobe 9 Installation problem

OK so I downloaded AdbeRdr90_en_US_Std.exe. When I run the installer it will come up and start to unpack. 99.98% I get an error Setup is unable to find _SETUP.DLL, which is needed to complete the installation. Error 103.
I tried this on several pc's.. If nothing adobe has ever been installed; it works fine. I tried it on a pc (vista) with 8.1.2 and it works fine.. Tried on various others with 7.0 and 8.1.2 and get the same thing. I emptied my temp folder and rebooted. Reopened %temp% and ran the installer.. It creates a 16 Kb .tmp file as it unpacks. When it gives the error it removes the .tmp file. I'm planning on deploying this to many pc's using a batch file
md "%temp%\adobe_9.0"
xcopy /s /y \\server\share\Adobe_Acrobat\9.0\* "%temp%\adobe_9.0"
cd "%temp%\adobe_9.0"
AdbeRdr90_en_US_Std.exe /sAll /rs /l /msi"/qb-! /norestart ALLUSERS=1 EULA_ACCEPT=YES SUPPRESS_APP_LAUNCH=YES"
cd "%temp%"
rd /S /Q "%temp%\adobe_9.0"
Any help would be appreciated.

I went to open a document in reader and it told of the update to ver 9, so I downloaded it. Then the doc wouldn't open. I saw the installation folder on my desktop, opened it and clicked on setup to reinstall. Before it could finish I got the error 1335 - Data1.cab was missing or corrupt and couldn't be read. I finally hit Ignore. Then I got the error 2350 FDI server error. Now ignore wouldn't work and when I hit abort it rolled back and wouldn't finish the install. I wanted to uninstall it and try again but can't find it listed in add/remove programs or in the programs list from the start button. I then went to the Adobe site and tried to download it from there but it says the installation is complete. I then saw the note on the site about Firefox installation, and while I saw no yellow line with a edit button as they say I was able to find the box in the tools menu and added Adobe to the list. Still nothing. I can't get it to install and can't uninstall it. Please help with any info if you can.

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