Installation of Photoshop 11 in Windows 7 Professional

Attempting to install Photoshop 11 in Windows 7 Professional. Half way through, I get error message 1304, the pgm can't access a needed file. When I go to that directory, I find that the file does not exist.
What do I do???????
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Exit the install. You would start over again won't hurt anything.
If that doesn't work, look at this doc. It may be a permissions issue.
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-1303-installer-insufficient-privileges.html
If that does nothing, you might have to contact Microsoft support about this error. It could be a bad or missing file only they can fix.
Gene

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3. The Oracle installer MUST be installed as an "Administrator".
Workaround: Windows 7 uses "Least privileged user" so you must right-click the Installer and select the Compatibility tab. Click the "Run this program as an administrator" checkbox.
4. Not a Oracle installer issue, but you will have to install the 32-bit version of the Oracle Java Runtime Environment (JRE) (1.6.0 - not 1.7.0) because Oracle Forms is a 32-bit application so it will not be able to use the 64-bit JRE.
Run the Oracle installer and it should now install succesfully.
Craig...

Installer crashes: OfficeJet 5610 Drivers on 64-bit Windows 7 Professional

This is the result each time I download the package from the HP website and try to install it on my new Dell Inspiron 17R with Windows 7 Professional 64-bit:
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Runtime Error!
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the aplications's support team for more information
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Hi,
First, please ensure you are using the following installer, with the sam filename and size:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=al-75052-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&...
From the start menu click %temp% into the search bar and open the listed temp folder.
Select all the files within this folder and delete them, then emprty the recycle bin (those are all temporary files, it is safe to delete them).
If some files cannot be deletes skip those files.. as soon as there are no remaining folders but there are several files remining you are fine.
Next try running the installation file again and check for any change.
If the same persists, open the same %temp% folder, then open the HP installation folder which starts with 7z.
Open the Util folder and then the CCC folder.
Run the Uninstall_L4.bat file. if nothin appear than a CMD dialog after few sewconds click on enter and follow the uninstallation by confirming any of those.. as the uninstallation completes reboot your PC as required and try installing the software again.
If the same still happens, try following this tool and check if that may help,
http://support.microsoft.com/mats/program_install_and_uninstall/en
If the issue remain run Windows Update and ensure you are fully up tp date and there are no updates available, then check for any difference.
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Windows 7 Professional (64bit) installation using bootcamp

I've read a 100 different posts on this forum regarding slightly different issues on this problem, but failed to solve it myself. I'm installing a copy of windows 7 professional (64-bit) through bootcamp on my iMac (bought late 2009) running OSX 10.6.4. The issue may be that I'm using an .ISO file (legitimate digital version i bought through school, with a serial key). I've burnt many different copies using both disk utility and Toast Titanium to make sure the disk burns in a bootable fashion. However I've had the exact same issue every single time. After partitioning the windows volume through bootcamp and initiating the windows install, the computer reboots. A screen appears and says 'loading files' the progress bar fills up twice and it then commences to another screen that 'Starting windows'. After about 15 seconds the disk drive audibly stops spinning and the computer hangs at this point seemingly frozen. I've done it multiple time erasing and re-partitioning the windows portion each time yet still hangs at the exact same point each time and I have to physically turn off the computer and restart. The only thing I have noticed is that a orangey-brown pixal appears above the 'windows starting' as if to commence a progress bar. This is driving me crazy as neither Microsoft or Mac support these issues.
Any help would be muchly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Pete

Know issue.
*I've read a 100 different posts on this forum regarding slightly different issues on this problem, but failed to solve it myself.*
I'm installing a copy of windows 7 professional (64-bit) through bootcamp on my iMac (bought late 2009) running OSX 10.6.4.
*The issue may be that I'm using an .ISO file (legitimate digital version i bought through school, with a serial key).*
I've burnt many different copies using both disk utility and Toast Titanium to make sure the disk burns in a bootable fashion. However I've had the exact same issue every single time.
After partitioning the windows volume through bootcamp and initiating the windows install, the computer reboots. A screen appears and says 'loading files' the progress bar fills up twice and it then commences to another screen that 'Starting windows'. After about 15 seconds the disk drive audibly stops spinning and the computer hangs at this point seemingly frozen.
I've done it multiple time erasing and re-partitioning the windows portion each time yet still hangs at the exact same point each time and I have to physically turn off the computer and restart. The only thing I have noticed is that a orangey-brown pixal appears above the 'windows starting' as if to commence a progress bar. This is driving me crazy as neither Microsoft or Mac support these issues.
Any help would be muchly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Burn the ISO in Windows?
*If you used Apple Disk Utility, as has been said 100x here, burn it at 2x reduced burn speed (sometimes it boots and installs but still fails otherwise).*

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