Installing photoshop 5.0 then 7.0 respectively

I am trying to install 5.0 then 7.0. When I put the disc in and load the program I get to the screen with the install button. I try and click it and it does nothing. I have turned all firewalls off and any protections I have. What can I do????

What can I do????
Buy CS5.5? These may simply be unavoidable compatibility problems. I mean, you are trying to install software from the stone age onto a modern computer and nobody can give you any guarantees. If you provide more details we may be able to advice, but chances are really slim. Some users have reported that they were able to install PS 7.0, otehrs had no success and I haven't read anywhere that anyone was able to install PS 5.0 on Win 7 or any of that...
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