Trial Demo will not install john

I have tried to download Adobe Photo Shop, the demo version and I keep get the same message:
"Error 2229 Database
Could not build table 'Control'
in SQL querry"
Any help would be appreciated.
<email removed - kglad>
John

uninstall, clean and reinstall per, Use the CC Cleaner Tool to solve installation problems | CC, CS3-CS6
but i have to say that doesn't look like a photoshop error. it looks more like an adobe reader or acrobat problem.

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