Flash updates wont install

I have Adobe Web Premium CS4, whenever the updater runs it fails to install any flash updates, no matter how many time sI try it always fails, anyone got any idea how to fix this.

Hi,
Are you on Mac or Win? Do any of the symptoms in this tech-note sound like your issue?
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/332/332745.html
Thanks,
Nivesh

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