SunONE & 1.4.1_01 Win XP Pro install hangs

I have Windows XP Professional and am trying to install the
j2sdk-1_4_1studio_ce-4u1-bin-windows.exe
file so that I can jointly run SunONE and 1.4.1_01.
It is similar to the other installation problems on this forum that I have read about.
Things go fine, and it looks like it is installing properly, but then it hangs at 49% installed, with a message on the screen saying "Setting up Java 2 Runtime Environment. Please wait..." After waiting for a LONG time here, I cancel, and it looks like it is canceling -- the message box with the status bar goes away, but the "Setting up..." message does not.
I check the files installed and the Java directory is there.
So, I try to Restart, and then the message changes to "Java 2 Runtime Environment Setup Successful." But the machine does not restart.
I check the files installed and a new "Java Web Start" directory has appeared with files in it.
I then try restarting again. Nothing. I try "Turn Off", and that doesn't work either.
Therefore I have to turn off with the power button.
FWIW, I have both Netscape 7.0 and IE 6.0 installed.
Any ideas?

After more searching, I discovered the problem.
Netscape 7.0 always kept itself open in Quick Launch mode. It must be closed in order to install -- and the installation program does not recognize that the browser is open.

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