PC Suite will not install

I have tried off the CD and the latest update (7.0.9.2) on the internet. It always comes up at about 27% in Step 5/8 that "An error occurred during the installation of assembly 'Microsoft.VC80.MFC,processor/Architecture="x86",pu Please refer to Help and Support for more information"
Just so you know Help and Support does NOT offer more information for my problem...

It's perhaps caused by a mess of different versions of those .NET components.
There's a discussion on msdn forum on this problem. But clean-everything-then-reinstall solution is not quite applicable.
What's the law of the jungle?

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