How to install PSE 9 on Mountain Lion (Mac)?

I recently transferred from Mаcbook Pro to Macbook Air using Migration Assistant. When I started Elements for the first time on MBAir, it said that something was wrong with the installed Elements and I should reinstall. First I used the Air's ability to use another computer's DVD drive (it has none itself). The installer failed. Then I used an outboard USB DVD drive, but the installer failed again. I then deleted the Elements on the new computer and tried to install again using the disk in the USB drive. It failed. If there is anybody there who can help, i'd very much appreciate it!

Did you go around after running cleanscript and delete everything manually? Cleanscript just breaks all the internal links. You have to do the work. Check especially hard drive>library>application support>adobe.
You can never successfully migrate PSE. The migration assistant is designed to deal with applications which follow the apple developer guidelines and are nice tidy self-contained packages with everything in the Applications folder, whereas the PSE installer is more like buckshot--it strews necessary bits all over your hard drive in many places the MA isn't programmed to look.

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