Java 2 SDK, SE v1.4.2 wont install

I dled the sdk, the 331kb (which is weird because I had an old 1.4.0 version on cd that was 35meg), and when it starts to install it just stops at the progress bar screen half full, it doesnt even use and CPU so its just idle. I also redownloaded it twice and its the same.
How can I fix this?

Its OK, I think I found the error, as I was waiting for it to install for a 3rd time I decided to go on Xbox live, so I unplugged the internet cable, and the error came up, unable to download.... It was actually downloading the files to install. Could someone tell me the right link to dl the SDK that isnt a web install, its the full, so I dont need an internet connection to install it

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