CS 4 Reinstalled on a Windows 8 System

I had CS 4 Web Premium installed on my Dell XP system which recently died. I purchased a Dell Windows 8 machine and reinstalled it which went well except for Flash. When I go to update CS4, it starts and then hangs and does nothing.

Preachergraham do you receive any specific error messages? I would recommend reviewing your installation log files for the specific errors. Please see Troubleshoot installation with install logs | CS3, CS4 - http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/troubleshoot-installation-install-logs-cs3.html for information on how to locate and interpret your installation log files. You are welcome to post any specific error messages you discover to this discussion.

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See:
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Hi,
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TechNet Community Support

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Memory: 6GB Ram
Storage: 320GB drive, 750GB Drive, 2TB drive, 120GB SSD drive, 250GB SSD Drive
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