Where to locate XL reporter.msi file

Hey all,
whenever i click on XL reporter from tool it ask to locate XL reporter.msi file but i am unable to find one, it occur on WIN 7 prof. 32 bit OS but runs perfectly on WIN XP. is there any prerequisite for XL repoter on WIN 7 32 bit OS

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If this doesn't work, unsintall client, reinstall using run as administrator,then on first open of client also use run as administrator and open Tools> XLR menu. (also start all add ons while in this mode)
This will put the right values in the right registries for the users

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