Palm Desktop Install Stalling

I'm running Windows 7 64 bit, and am having trouble installing Palm Desktop 6.2.  It went most of the way at least once, but now hangs when I run it as Administrator.  When I don't run it as Admin, it goes partway and then crashes abruptly.  Just winks out. 
True confessions time:  I probably hosed the registry entries pertaining to Palm after one unsuccessfiul attempt to uninstall.  Any suggestions?
I've taken a go at installing Desktop 4.?? under WinXP mode but haven't made great progress at it yet.  That would be a perfectly fine solution, since I really like the color-coding that went away in 6.  My big concern is to get a Desktop running again [went from XP to Win7/64 recently when I had to rebuild my machine.  Life was good until the magic smoke escaped the processor.]
Thanks!
Post relates to: Palm TX

I would use system restore to a point before you installed the 6.2. desktop. I would then put the Palm desktop version that came on your startup disk on the windows 7 64bit computer. Then you want to install the Aceeca 64bit driver that came out last month so you can cable sync on a windows 7 64bit computer. I have a TX and hotsync this way. The only caveat is when I install files, programs . I need to put them on the desktop and right click on them and choose install to palm from the drop down menu. They then install when you hotsync.

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    Yesterday, I tried installing in safe mode, but it didn't help.  Here's what I have tried over the past several weeks (in no particular order):  I have uninstalled using Add/Remove programs.  I have deleted every Palm, PalmOne and Palm Desktop folder.  I tried copying the .exe program from another computer.  It tried to start the program but gives and Invalid Configuration error.  I can't remember the exact error, but when I researched it, the information I found had to do with administrator rights.  But I'm the only user on the computer and I have admin. rights.  I also tried installing in safe mode as administrator.
    The closest we came is it tries to start Palm Desktop, but gives the error...Invalid Configuration...  The splash window for Palm Desktop is an old version per the tech.  I didn't look familiar to me, but it was blue and white and the date at the bottom was 2002.  He couldn't figure out where it was coming from.  So there is obviously something left on my computer that we can't get rid of.  Or find.  That is the closest we came to getting the program to start.  The tech downloaded 4.2 and 6.2 from the Palm website thinking our versions might be corrupt.  We ran several utility programs to clean the registry (USBregclean) and another one from Microsoft.  (I can't remember what it did.)  I talked to Microsoft tech support and my Windows Installer is NOT the problem.  It's working fine.  The Palm tech took over my computer, added himself as a user, installed under his login.  He and I have both deleted every single entry for Palm in the registry. This went on for over 2 weeks.  He finally gave up and said there wasn't anything more he could do.
    Right now, it's uninstalled, but there are some entries in the registry relating to Palm QuickInstall.  I would be happy with absolutely any version installed so I can get into my data again.
    Thanks.
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