Unable to install PSE 9 from a USB thumbdrive.

Hi; I have a CD of PSE 9 included with my new Epson scanner. But my Win 7 Ultrabook doesn't have a CD reader. So I copied the disk to a thumb drive and tried to do the install. It installs PSE then the Organizer, but when it tries to load "Shared Technologies" it flips into "Rolling-back installation". This removes everything (including the Desktop icon that appears briefly). I've disabled the antivirus program and even OK'ed Sharing of Adobe but no luck. Any thoughts? Thanks.

Download the trial version from PSE9 from http://prodesigntools.com/photoshop-elements-9-premiere-elements-9-direct-download-links.h tml
Follow the Very Important Instructions on that page first. THEN click the download links.
Enter your serial number to license the software.

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