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If the download doesn't have to replaced in case that was in need you likely still saw a bad burn or had a bad blank disk. Have a usb flash drive onhand?
Rather then tossing bad disks you can download the shareware version of UltraISO and see the iso written the flash drive instead plus made bootable. That can work if your board supports booting from usb drives/devices which most recent and new boards do anyways.
But! You would first need to have someone you know with a running Windows system to either burn another cd or download and install UltraISO in order to write the iso to a flash drive. UltraISO will install on XP as well as on Vista and 7 both 32bit and 64bit Windows without problems making that a good flexible program to have onhand since you can also write Linux isos to flash drives as well as GParted.
That's a suggestion for at least seeing the WD tools working for you.