Installer keeps popping up

As Administrator I did a full install of NI Developer Suite on a Windows 2000 machine. Now when logged on as an ordinary user, every time I start Internet Explorer, the installer for Flexmotion 5.1 pops up and then dies with an error: "Error 1706.No valid source could be found for product NI FlexMotion 5.1. The Windows Installer cannot continue." I click OK and it goes away, only to re-appear the next time I start IE. What is the best way to fix this?

In the win2k add/remove programs control panel, FlexMotion 5.1 appears separately from LabView. When I go into the LabView installer, FlexMotion 5.0 appears. It was installed, I uninstalled it. That did not fix the problem. Then I went into the FlexMotion 5.1 installer and tried to Repair it. That did not work either. Then I went into the FlexMotion 5.1 installer and tried remove it. It gave me a warning that some components are shared with LV and other NI software. If I chose to uninstall those components, I might break LV etc. I chose to leave the shared components installed. Now I still get the installer popping up for ordinary users whenever they run IE. Should I just go ahead and remove all of FlexMotion 5.1, despite the dire warnings?
BTW, this is a brand-
new machine with a clean, first-time installation of Developer Suite, using all the default install options. No errors appeared during the install. I was very careful. Why is it so messed up? I paid about 6 kilodollars for this software. This is very aggravating.
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