AMDS could not be installed . The installer encountered errors

After installing ios 7 to my iphone it was necessary to update itunes on my computer (Windows 7 / 64) But this wasn't possible because following error occurs: "Apple Mobile Device Support was't installed on your computer. The installer encountered errors before Apple Mobile Device Support could be configured. ..." The last instance of AMDS, that runs without problems is 5.2.0.6. I have uninstalledItunes and AMDS using the win 7 uninstalling tools.

Hello Sterling r,
I have uninstalled and installed itunes / bonjour / apple software update / apple application support and apple mobile device support several times using the latest update - but that doesn't help. Perhaps I didn't uninstall at the first time in the correct order, so that a part of apple mobile device support remains and now can't be installed correct ( the installer encountered errors ....) . The german error code in the hardware manager is "Die digitale Signatur der für dieses Gerät erforderlichen Treiber kann nicht überprüft werden. Bei einer vor Kurzem durchgeführten Änderung an Hardware oder Software wurde möglicherweise eine Datei installiert, die falsch signiert oder beschädigt ist. Möglicherweise handelt es sich auch um schädliche Software einer unbekannten Quelle. (Code 52)".
Kind regards
Puls55

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