Camera Raw 5.4 (64 bit) 5.4:Failed to install

Hi
I am runnig CS4 in VISTA 64 bit Windows. Today I ran the update menu item in PS to install ACR 5.4.
The installation failed and with the message "Photoshop Camera Raw 5.4,Photoshop Camera Raw (64 bit) 5.4:Failed to install."
I have been having trouble with updates since I installed CS4 some time ago so I reinstalled CS4 and tried again.
The version update worked (11.0.1) but several other components including ACR 5.4 failed again.
I downloaded the ACR 5.4 update zip file, extracted and ran setup. That failed too.
I turned off ZoneAlarm and tried again but it failed again.
Can anyone assist?
Thanks
Rob

Some people have had success in your situation by finding the Adobe Camera Raw plug-in* inside the zip download and dragging it into the correct folder – AFTER DELETING OR TOTALLY REMOVING THE OLD ONE.
*Camera Raw.8bi

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