Error writing to install cache

For testing (of a product using the web server) purposes, I've had occassion to deinstall and reinstall the iPlanet Web Server v6.0 SP 5. I'm also using the iPlanet Directory Server v5.1 and am careful to install it before the web server.
The first time I in stall all is well. But after I deinstall and attempt to reinstall I am getting error msgs:
"Error writing AdminPort to install cache" (and 5 other similar msgs about failure to write items to the install cache).
So far, I've been unable to find any documentation about the install cache or why the install is having problems writing to it.
Any help or suggestions is appreciated.
I'm running under Win2000 and have tried the install under the Administrator account.

Beat: I ran as Administrator and tried downloading a second program Same thing. Then I check I I saw the file was Hidden so I inchecke
d that. Same thing. Then I checked the Nikon D40X folder and tried to explore it. I got a message that the files were corrupted
. So apparently LR3 couldn't get in there. SO I tried to delete that file. No good.
So now what? What created that file in the first place? Maybe I have to re-install that program. Ignoring it as an option doesn't work. It just ends the installatiopn of LR3.
Any suggestions?

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