Shared technology elements 12

I have been trying for last 3 days to install elements 12, onto a laptop, windows 7, 64bit. everytime it gets to shared technology it starts to uninstall. It seems that this is a common problem, so far I have tried most of the sugested solutions apart from reformatting the harddrive, although I am not very tech minded and some of the apparent solutions are beyond me. Im really not happy with spending so much time trying to load a piece of software that should have been done in 5min, so if anyones got any easy solutions i would be grateful otherwise it will be back to shop tomorrow.

Hi,
Since you have tried most of the suggested workarounds ,I need to look into the logs to see the specific problem on your machine.
Can you please share following logs with me @ [email protected]
Go to %temp% folder and share
PDApp.log
PSE12Install.log
PSE12Setup.log
Thanks,
Shikha

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FFWLKin
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