Installing J2SE v1.4.2 and netbeans on WIN ME

every time I try to install the standard development kit it stops at 8% where it says preparing components for installation.
any thoughts other then get rid of melenium edition?

Hmmm, try downloading the installer again, it may be due to corrupt file or something. In ordinary circumstances there is no reason why this should not work

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