Just right click on the install file, go to properties, then compatibility, put the check mark next to "Run this program in compatibility mode for:". I left mine as windows XP ( service Pack 3), then click apply, and then OK. Now the the program should install.
Worked fine for me on Windows 7, no compatibility mode or anything required.
If your problem is with NPS functionality post-install though, that's a "feature" and well documented on here. Short answer is that NPS is good for driver installation and not much else, it's broken out of the box. Theoretically it'll do 'official' updates but I've never seen it and to be honest it's much less pain just to use Odin.
I have installed NPS (Ver. IL5, which can be downloaded from Samsung Mobile India website) on Win 7(32 bit) and it works fine.
Of course when you double click on the setup it tells stuff like 'OS not supported', and then you are given 2 options by Win 7 'Reinstall using recommended settings' and another one which I don't remember.
Just click 'Reinstall using recommended settings' and it will get installed and work like a charm(IL5 also backs up and restores the contacts, something which previous versions of NPS were incapable of). I have even used adb as well as Odin from Win 7(32 bit) and these tools also work well in it.
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