ITunes 9.0.1 install onto XP freezes, no error message

iTunes installation freezes at 68.1MB or 88.7MB consistently with no error message except 'cannot download... timed out'. The ‘paper’ keeps flying across the installer status window but no more data is received. Up until that point installation is smooth at ~95KB/sec. There are no signs of any system lockups - CPU usage 8%, available physical memory ~700MB, internet still connected, everything else working as normal. I've done everything suggested on on http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1926, and every time I got the same result:
- Disabled Trend Micro Internet Security altogether
- Removed previous version of iTunes & Quicktime (7.something)
- Ran Windows installer cleanup to ensure iTunes properly uninstalled
- Deleted temp folder and restarted
- Used msconfig to prevent normal startup apps from running
Can anyone help please?

It sounds as though it is the download that is freezing.
Are you downloading from here:
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Generally speaking it is best to select Save and save the installer on your PC before attempting to run it. So if you selected Run rather than save, try saving.
If that doesn't work, can you try in another broswer, such as Firefox or Chrome if you are using Internet Explorer.

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