Problem installing reader 9

Hi,
Trying to install reader 9 on my laptop, I get a warning msg. that IE 7 stopped working and must be closed.
OS: Vista home premium
Norton Internet Security 2008 installed
I tried disabling NIS, didn't help.
Any ideas?
Tnx, Eli

I'm having the same problem, "Internet Explorer has stopped working and must shut down", I tried disabling all security settings to no avail. It downloaded version 7.0 for XP but said it had compatibility issues with Vista and didn't run, but did download. Version 9 won't download.

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