Windows 7 64 bit install error

I have Window's 7 & I run 64 bit.
Well Every single time I try to install iTunes 9.2.1 it says that part of the installation failed & it won't let my iPod nano or my gen. 5 iPod run on iTunes. So far every iPod I've tried says no then it tells me to reinstall iTunes.
Well I've reinstalled like 20 times & I get the same error each time even when installing later versions of iTunes. What's the deal? Help please! I want my iTunes & iPod back working together!

Are you right-clicking > Run as Adminstrator when you do the install?

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Also, note that I would have added my comments to one of the threads where The Hatter had given his advice, but they are old enough to be closed for new comments.
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I tried several times to install cs6 and always get an error, I have not been able to install it, can you please help me?
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Hello Abhijit, thanks for the help
I'm doing the installation from my hard drive with the download of CS6 everything installed ok but Acrobat Pro didn't
I already tried what you recommended but didn´t work
Any other suggestion?
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1-I installed windows server 2003 R2 SP2.(which is what server 2008 can be updated from. I didn't need to activate the server 2003 key because you have 60 days to do so and i only needed it for 1 hour)
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I cannot install latest itunes to my Sony notebook which is running on traditional chinese windows 7 64-bit, the error message is something like unrecognized windows package, can any one help me or has similar experience? Thanks.

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