Updating CS4 Camera Raw to show Nikon D700 in camera photo controls & ADR

I am trying to get Nikon D700 images using their picture controls and ADR to show in Camera Raw. I understand later updates do this. Now I just get the flat Raw data when I open the NEF file --- NEF showing on Bridge shows the picture control colors; NEF in Raw does not.
But download fails repeatedly for the CS4 update 5.7 Message is "Camera Raw 5.7 updater.dmg could not be saved because an unknown error occured." The desktop shows two fines, one the .dmg shown as a disk, the other a blank file named OOELvLnz.pdf.part. Trying the download again yet another blank file came onto desktop called OkSFJR48.pdf.part And so on always a different blank file name and same error message on the download.
So first, is 5.7 the correct update? What else do I have to do to see ADR and incamera photo controls in Camera Raw? And what other options to download an update? Thanks for the advice.

you are kind to suggest this but why is there no one at Adobe to just answer my questions? This is not something for some amateur to give me advice on -- I want the programmers and inventors of the actual program and updates to tell me so I get the right answer in one place. I have now had four emails from someone at Adobe and none of them even apologize for not answering.
PLease just answer my questions. Thank you
Gary

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Gibt es von Adobe ein Plugin für CS3, damit ich Bilder der Nikon D700 im RAW-Format öffnen kann?
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Hallo an alle...
Ich habe ein ähnliches Problem. Seit kurzem werden bei mir keine NEF Dateien gespeichert (zumindest kann ich keine mehr sehen), stattdessen sehe ich zwei gleich große JPG Bilder drin - _DSC3112.jpg und gleich daneben _DSC3112 (2).jpg
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