Adobe Flash CS4 Error

I googled, saw this problem with other programs, but none of the stuff it had worked. Any help is appreciated.

Answer #1
Probably due to another program running in the background either from adobe, google, or an anti-virus app. Try rebooting, pull of any unneeded services for startup via start menu -> cmd -> msconfig -> startup tab. Here you can try these steps, these are not mine i pulled them from this website: http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.59b4b721
It appears there are applications that interferes with the installation. It may be Google Desktop along with some other programs.
Removing Google Desktop alone doesn’t work! This is how I did it:
Step 1: Login into the Administrator Account
“Activate, Enable and Show Administrator Account in Vista Welcome Screen” http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/08/10/activate-enable-and-show-administrator-account-in-vista-welcome-scree
     
Step 2: Gut any CS3 files and programs
Before you start, don’t forget to backup your files and registry and create a system restore point.
Error: “Some problems occurred during installation,” “Component install failed,” or “Shared components failed to install” (Adobe Creative Suite 3) kb401401 – http://www.adobe.com/go/kb401401
See Solution 1: Run the CS3Clean Script. “Adobe TechNote: Manually remove Photoshop CS3 public beta (Windows Vista)” http://www.prophotohome.com/forum/photo-news/72909-photoshop-news-feeds-adobe-technote-manually-remove-photoshop-photoshop-cs3-public-beta-wind.html
Step 3: Disable any services and startup programs in msconfig (with some exceptions – see article for full details)
“Troubleshoot installation problems in Adobe Photoshop CS3 on Windows Vista” kb401488 – http://www.adobe.com/go/kb401488 tags added PLEASE REMEMBER to code ur links t/y xxpaigexx
See 8. Run Photoshop CS3 while no other applications are running.
Answer #2
Thanks for trying, but I was still unsuccessful.
Answer #3
hmm, you followed each step? Are you sure the installer works you could just try d/l a different cs3 package. If you can’t figure it out you can IM me i’ve got an aim acct: digitaltechy and I can help you out if you want.
Answer #4
Don’t worry about it, I tried cleaning my registry to fix it, and messed up , reformatted, so it should work now
Answer #5
haha well awesome, i could have suggested that. Step 1. Delete random keys in registry but act like you know what you are doing. Step 2. Reboot Step 3. Realize you must now reformat computer. Step 4. Install Adobe that is a good fix. SOLVED