What's the easiest way to transfer Firefox to a PC that cannot download Firefox?

My work computer runs IE, and I want to instead use Firefox for my web browsing. However, there is an admin block on my computer that won't allow downloads of executable files. Is there a way to get Firefox on my work computer by downloading the file at home, putting it on a USB drive, and then running the file on my work computer? Any help would be appreciated.

Yes,
Use the link below to download Firefox from home.
[http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/ Download Firefox]
Then if you want to transfer some or all of your Firefox data from home, you can use MozBackup
[http://mozbackup.jasnapaka.com/ Download Mozbackup]

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