Replaced dead hard drive reinstalled my mac 08 software will not restart for update

replaced dead hard drive reinstalled my mac 08 software will not restart for update

idk im not a computer tech im running on 08 software mac osx 10.5.2 ok now i replaced my hard drive ok now im trying to up date it goes to the agreement I agree and it tells me it has to shut down to download but instead of restarting it goes to download and and download stops half way can u help
what my prob is

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