Purchased Elements, Downloaded to Drive, Can't find Files, Won't Open from Download list

Can someone please assist? I purchased elements, downloaded the files, saved them to a shared drive, and they are nowhere to be found now. I can't open them from the browser download list, or from the Adobe Screen that says Open Bundle.
Thanks,

If you are using IE 10 to download please try different browser or
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