Premiere Pro cs4 Windows 7 64bit 再インストールの途中で以下のウインドが出て先に進めません

お世話になります。
以下の場所で
CS4製品のダウンロード　をしている途中で上の図が出て先に進むことが出来ません。
どうしたらいいか教えて下さい。
よろしくお願いします。

571106さん、こんにちは。
エラーメッセージどおりの対処法だと関連の対処法は下記になります。
インストール時に「インストーラのデータベースが壊れています」エラーが発生する（Creative Suite 4）
インストール時に「インストーラーデータベースに不整合があります」エラーが表示される（Creative Suite 5）
ただ少し古い情報が記載されておりますので、まとめますと、
製品がインストールされていない状態で以下のファイルを削除します。
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\backup\caps.db
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\caps\caps.db
※お使いのPCが32bitの場合はProgram Files (x86)をProgram Filesに読み替えてください。
そちらでも改善なければ下記でしょうか。
以前のバージョンを含むすべての Adobe アプリケーションを削除し Creative Suite 6 を再インストールする（Windows 7/Vista）
現在ほかにインストールしている全てのAdobe製品を一度アンインストールする必要が
ありますが、非常に効果があります。
何かのお役に立てれば幸いです。
改善されますように。

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