I cannot finish installation of J2SE SDK, help!!!

I downloaded J2SE SDK v1.4.2.05, and installed on Windows 2000 Professional with SP4.
But the installation always waits endlessly on status:
Finishing installation, please wait. This may take several minutes.
It never success after my many times retries.
I donnot know why. It's the first time I meet such a problem.
If I terminate the installation forcely, the next J2ME installation won't find the j2se and report error.
Do you have the same experiences?
Please help me to resolve the boring prolem.
Thanks.

Did you wait for "several minutes"? This can take up to 5 minutes and longer! I also noticed this since the first 1.4 SDKs when i installed with the Windows installer. I also thought that it crashed but it continued after many minutes (5-10 minutes ...). I have no idea why this takes so long on a GHz server computer, but just give it a try.

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