Windows 10: Installing Microsoft Works 4.0 onto a Windows 10 64bit Computer

I need to install Microsoft Works 4.0 in order to be able to qualify to install Microsoft Office 2000. If I try to install Office 2000 without first installing Works 4.0 the Microsoft installer indicates that it has not found any programs that qualify me to install Office. When I bought the Office 2000 it required a cross-grade which included Microsoft Works and so I bought Microsoft Works 4.0 and so was able to install Works and then subsequently Office 2000 with no problems with Windows 7 and its precursors.


In Windows 10 the installation of Microsoft Works 4.0 starts but it ends up hanging--not completing and the screen keeps on saying "Setup is updating your system".


Can anybody suggest a way I can successfully install Works 4.0?

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