Installing J2SDK 1.4.2

Hi,
When I tried to install J2SDK1.4.2, a message "internal error 2755, 110" is prompted by the Installer saying "The system cannot open the device or file specified." And, after I clicked "Cancel, another message popped up with an "Internal Error 2755. 110" message and the path of the "Java 2 SDK, SE v1.4.2_03.msi" is shown. But, I can run the msi file in the WIndows Explorer.
Any clue?
Thanks.

I had this same problem. I finally figured out that the temp folder that Java is using to install itself in was encrypted. The error message tells you the pathe and the folder name. I keep all of my folders under Documents and Settings encrypted because other people can access my computer. I removed the encryption and it installed just fine.

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