Exit Code:6; Windows XP, SP3

Question

This is my first time installing PS CS5.1 Master Collection and after everything was finished I got this:
How do I fix this issue?
Exit Code: 6
-------------------------------------- Summary --------------------------------------
- 0 fatal error(s), 2 error(s), 2 warning(s)
WARNING: DW024: The payload: Adobe Photoshop CS5.1 Core  {08EF22BC-43B2-4B4E-BA12-52B18F418F38} requires a UI parent with following specification:
          Family: Photoshop
          ProductName: Adobe Photoshop CS5.1 Core_x64
          This parent relationship is not satisfied, because this payload is not present in this session.
----------- Payload: {CFA46C39-C539-4BE9-9364-495003C714AD} Adobe SwitchBoard 2.0 2.0.0.0 -----------
WARNING: DF029: ARKServiceControl::StartService: Service not started/stopped SwitchBoard. Current State: 0 Exit Code: 0 Service Specific Exit Code: 0(Seq 1)
ERROR: DW050: The following payload errors were found during install:
ERROR: DW050:  - AdobeHelp: Install failed

Answer 1

See if your audio card maker has an auto device update checker now available. Try that.
In General, could try ROLL BACK or UPDATE drivers in Device Manager.
Not possible for my audio card.
If not fixed, then: the key is to UNINSTALL the current driver from C:/Windows, with Add/Remove or Device Manager hopefully completely uninstalling. My card maker says to use the first for XP and the second for Vista. Note: a system restore point will be made automatically.
If after restart, the 'Found New Hardware' window doesn't display, the driver files are still not properly UNINSTALLED.
Look for a System Restore point from before initial changes. Try that.
Another method - Use the official installer cd which unlike the downloads provides the option to UNINSTALL via setup.
Read this: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/findbyerrormessage/a/code-10-error.htm
My unofficial method for any driver uninstall:
1. Uninstall via Device Manager or Add/Remove
2. Run CCleaner.by Piriform.
3. Run Windows Registry Repair Pro by 3B Software.
4. Check via Windows Install Cleanup tool
5. Optional - Look in the driver folder (usually on C: ) at last folder can open for typical file names.
6. Optional - Manually search c:/windows for the files and delete. (first do a system restore).