Can't install the java 1.6.0_10

ok i've tried both online & offline installers.& can't install it. this is the error message i get eith the offline installer. the error code is 1330 & cabinet file is missing.this prob started after i scanned for virus trouble & my virus program removed some files from my comp. how would i fix this trouble.
the photo of the error message is here: http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v389/Guardian_Angel_671/?action=view&current=javainstallerror.jpg incase it doesn't show the image.
(hope i posted this image right.)
thanks for any help with it.
Edited by: guardian_angel_671 on Oct 28, 2008 8:36 PM

i forgot to mention my system is XP home with service pack 3(i think) & my comp is a dell deminsion 2400.

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