I am getting the [ins-32025] on a clean install of the Oracle 11gR2 client

Hello,
I am attempting to install the Oracle 11gR2 Instant Client using the UI on 32-bit XP. There are ten of these machines, and each is a fresh install of XP. This is the error:
*SEVERE: [FATAL] [INS-32025] The chosen installation conflicts with software already installed in the given Oracle home.*
CAUSE: The chosen installation conflicted with software already installed in the given Oracle home.
ACTION: Install into a different Oracle home.
INFO: Advice is ABORT
Oracle has never been installed on these computers. So, there shouldn't be any conflict. I'm attempting to do an unattended installation using a DOS script. I'm using the .rsp file I created while installing on one of the machines using the GUI. BTW, I don't get this error when using the GUI, only while trying to do an unattended installation.
This is the part of the script that calls the UI:
setup.exe -silent -nowait -responseFile c:\client.rsp
I'm firing off this script via Remote Desktop, does that make a difference? I don't have physical access to these hosts.
Remember, these are fresh installations of XP, there isn't anything installed to create the conflict.
My OracleHome is C:\app\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
--Robert

Hmmm...
Thanks. I'm not getting this error when I use the GUI for the OUI. So, I'm not being "asked" anything. This error is only happening when I'm using the unattended installation option. Also, this is Windows, not Linux/Unix, so the path is more like "C:\app\Oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1". But, I checked my client.rsp file, anyway and there are no trailing back-slashes ("\").
At any rate, I'm letting the OUI build my client.rsp file for me, so there shouldn't be any errors in it -- especially any typos or formatting errors, at least.
Thanks. Do you have any other suggestions I could try?
--Robert

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