Error Installing Citadel ODBC Driver 3.0.9 On Windows XP

Hello,
I am looking to read some data out of a Lookout database which is a Citadel 3 database. I am having an issue installing the Citadel ODBC Driver 3.0.9 on Windows XP (located here: http://www.ni.com/download/citadel-odbc-driver-3.0.9/512/en/). Everytime I run the setup.exe I get the following error:
I have tried running the setup program in compatitibility mode for Windows 2000, 98, 95, and NT with the same result. Is there something I can do to manually install the driver?
Thank you,
Luke

May have to install on a Win 2000 virtual machine alongside a newer database to convert to Citadel 4/5
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