Because the prompt specifically asks for the 4.1.16 MSI, it may be looking for the previous installation's source files during the upgrade, rather than a missing part of 4.1.17. Check for the old OpenOffice installation-files folder on the desktop or in the original download location; if it still contains the requested 4.1.16 MSI, use Browse in that prompt to select it and keep its accompanying files together. The 4.1.17 MSI is a different package, so do not rename it to match the older filename. Is that older installation-files folder still available?
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