RC and java-installation

I tried to install the java runtime enviroment on the german version of Win7 RC and during installation i got the message "dekomprimation of core-files failed". Thereafter started a rollback of installation of java. I tried several downloaded files from the java site, but always with this errormessage. I took always the latest version of java runtime.
What´s to do now...any idea..??
Thanks for help

1. Do you have any previous version of Java Installed? --> uninstall all
2. Clear the C:\Program Files\Java -folder after you have uninstalled Java all Javas from add & remove program
3. You should check the C:\Users\%username%\AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java and clear it before you start the installer package again.
4. If the installer fails again please run the jrexxxxxx.msi with /l parameter and specify a log path. Also check the Windows event viewer for MSI-installer errors.

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