LIGHTROOM INSTALL FAILS. Data Image Corrupted. All Adobe fail. MAC

I am trying to install Lightroom 5.6 trial on my MacBook Pro Early 2011 running Mavericks 9, latest.
Actually any Adobe installer is failing that i try. I tried the Illustrator one to see if it was Lightroom only error, it' isn't.
I have used the SAME DMG file as my friend did with no problems whatsoever on her Imac, same version of Mavericks.
I have turned off disk image checking in Disk Utiliites.
This allows installer to extract, mount and begin installation before it fails with another error.
I have gone through removing anything and everything Adobe, Creative Cloud etc as per the Adobe guidelines.
Even went as far as 'reinstalling' Mavericks, although this was through recovery so as far as i know isn't a full and total erase and start again as it keeps all personal data etc.
Stumped. Someone else must have had the sane problem and/or an answer !

Cofl if you Mac does not meet the system requirements listed at System requirements | Lightroom then that would prevent installation. It should not affect mounting the DMG successfully.
If you are running Mac OS 10.9 then it is likely you have a Mac with a 64-bit processor. If you have worked around this requirement for your OS to allow Mac OS 10.9 to be installed then behavior in general may be unexpected.
If you can mount the DMG file on another Mac you could try copying the content of the DMG to a USB drive. Have you verified that you problems with no other DMG files?
As for your last suggestion. If you are facing difficulties with multiple DMG files in multiple User accounts then it may be a good idea to back up your documents and settings and reinstall the operating system. This is after you have confirmed that the DMG files themselves are not corrupted.

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