INSTALLING JAVA 2 SDK 1.4 PROBLEMS

Hi !!!
I am new to java and followed the installation notes Java 2 SDK standard edition to install this application. Well i have tried 10 times restalling this application I always get the same problem that is, when the application is uploaded I open it and a message prompts saying the files can not be extracted there is a corruption. I have even deleted the files from control panel and tried many time again keep getting same problem I have also downloaded the application from different sites.
What do I do??? My start to java is hell!!
Please some one help me!

Make sure you are logged in as admin or equivalent (assuming you have NT/Win2k/XP) and see if that clears up the problem. If you keep getting this error even after downloading from multiple sites, it hints at a deeper problem...perhaps bad internet connection, or a virus. THOUSANDS of copies of this have been downloaded over time and if there was some major problem with it, more users would complain.

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