Need to install ODBC driver 9.2.0.6.5 to client but how?

Greetings.
I have client PC (Not including DataBase engine) and I want install ODBC-driver version 9.2.0.6.5 (I have reasons). PC is normal Win XP 32bit.
I found this driver from Oracle's download pages -> OK
It's *.jar file, so I need to run it via Installer -> NOK
In Client PC I do not have this Oracle Installer, what I can to do?
It's seems that ODBC-driver need installer version 2.3.0.5.0a or later...
I will be very appreciate if someone can help.

Or download the 10g client, its in there and U can run it without having to install 10g...
this is whgat we did but it crashes when we try to create a ODBC DSN in control panel based on the new ODBC driver, this is what I am looking into currently

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