Can't install 11g client on Windows 7 64 bit

I downloaded both of the following files.
win32_11gR2_client.zip
win64_11gR2_client.zip
I unzipped them to
c:\OracleClient32
c:\OracleClient64
If I attempt to run setup.exe from either location, I get nothing. And I mean nothing.
Nothing in the event log, nothing in the %temp% dir. No window pops up. Nothing.
I've read the documentation, and I can't find anything wrong.
Here's my system info:
Windows 7 Professional 64 bit SP1
Intel Core i5 2.5Ghz
8GB Ram
232 GB free on C:
16 GB Swap
What is going on? I've never had so much trouble installing something before!

Wow, I found the issue.
It was so simple, it's just astounding.
My (failed) install steps:
1. download zip file to c:\OracleClient32
2. double click zip file, it opens in Winzip
3. drag and drop files from winzip interface to c:\OracleClient32 folder
4. double click setup.exe, nothing happens.
My (working) install steps:
1. download zip file to c:\OracleClient32
2. double click zip file, it opens in Winzip
3. click "extract" in winzip, choose c:\OracleClient32 as the target
4. double click setup.exe, it works perfectly
For some reason, Winzip loses the folder structure when you drag and drop, but not when you extract.
I don't even know why my corporate image has Winzip installed...isn't it pretty much useless now? I know that I'll never use it again.
I found the error by downloading Process Monitor and filtering for "setup.exe". It was encountering an error when looking for the c:\OracleClient32\Install folder.
It would be nice if setup would actually display error messages instead of silently ignoring them and wasting my time.
This is officially the longest it has ever taken for me to install anything. In fact, this took me one day longer than the first time I compiled and installed the linux kernel from source.

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