When you install something make sure that nothing is running, background or foreground, most especially AV (anti-virus) programs...usually when you need to reboot after an install it is to update a file that is in use, Windows creates a file that does the replacement during the boot process not at the shutdown, that is not usually a source of file corruption. BUT running an AV program during the install can corrupt or even prevent certain files from being transferred (most likely source of a corrupted install other than a bad install routine....)
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