Nope, actually, it should present you with a choice between a normal install and a customized install, so that people who don't want to make any fiddly little choices about links and start menu crap just have the thing install itself and then run the program, getting you down to about 4 steps.
The user "stories" (are these even stories?) should be:
1 - Bill types "movie maker" or "moviemaker" into a search box (any search box) in the Microsoft website.
2 - A button / link that says "Download Microsoft Movie Maker!" appears on the first page (preferably the first link).
3 - Bill clicks the link.
4 - A dialogue box on Bill's computer say "Do you really want install Microsoft Movie Maker?"
5 - A dialogue box asks "Do you want to make shortcuts on the desktop / start menu?".
6 - A dialogue box asks "Do you want to launch Microsoft Movie Maker now?".
That's 6 steps. People should know what they have to do, if they are getting in the way of those steps.