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[Damiac]

There's your solution. But you might as well burn DF itself onto that CD, then copy from that CD onto the computer you want to install it on.

[WaffleEggnog]

Step 1: Get a blank CD
Step 2: Download Dwarf Fortress into some obscure, hard-to-find folder somewhere deep in your directory
Step 3: Get a permanent marker
Step 4: Write "Dwarf Fortress" on the CD
Step 5: Make sure that this CD is in your CD-ROM Drive while you play Dwarf Fortress normally.
Step 6: Happy dads

This +1
For a file that would be good to hide things in, I usually hide stuff in my "Roaming" file. That's were I keep all my crap on my dad's computer, as its really easy to get to quickly if you know how. Just type "%appdata%" into your search bar (or run bar) in the start menu, click roaming and boom, you have a folder your father will never know how to get to (judging by his knowledge on viruses) that you can copy/paste all your crap into.

Quick heads up this only works of Windows 7 and older, so if you have Windows 8 (guessing you don't), just dig around for a good one.

[Urist McLaptop]

Thx guys -u helped.

[WaffleEggnog]

Thanks guys, you helped.

Fixed.

[Loud Whispers]

My deepest and humblest most gratifying, exemplary fortuitous sentiments fellow denizens of the closely knit forum Bay12, your persons in mass as a general helpful crowd have aided my endeavours in a manner most constructive.

Fixed.

Fixed.

[Flare]

Step 1: Get a blank CD
Step 2: Download Dwarf Fortress into some obscure, hard-to-find folder somewhere deep in your directory
Step 3: Get a permanent marker
Step 4: Write "Dwarf Fortress" on the CD
Step 5: Make sure that this CD is in your CD-ROM Drive while you play Dwarf Fortress normally.
Step 6: Happy dads

You're going to have to make sure dads hears it spinning in the CD reader, or else he'll get suspicious!

[Urist McLaptop]

Lol