J2sdkee-1_4-beta-windows.exe drops before install complete on W2K Pro

I ran the j2sdk-1_4_1_01-windows-i586.exe, got it installed & running with no problems.
When I double click on j2sdkee-1_4-beta-windows.exe or when I select it through MS Add/Remove Programs, it starts up, showing the progress bar & saying InstallSheild is preparing the InstallSheild Wizard, which will guide you through the rest of the process.
The progress bar runs across several times, and then the panel just closes. Nothing is installed, there is nothing to remove, there are no registry entries for the j2sdkee. There are no entries in the application event log.
I did have to do the manual uninstall including editing the registry, but that was before I rebooted, downloaded a clean copy and tried to run the installer.
Any other options? Can someone point me in a direction? Am I just missing something?
Thanks for your help.
KatL

Clarification:
"I did have to do the manual uninstall including editing the registry, but that wasLbefore I rebooted, downloaded a clean copy and tried to run the installer."
I uninstalled the previous j2eesdk manually. There were some problems with the Add/Remove programs not removing the registry entry. That was when I rebooted the machine & started the download and install process from the beginning. I have not managed to get this version installed yet.
Thanks
KatL

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