Apple Mobile Service will not install

it says verify that i have sufficient privileges then it gives the options to retry ignore or abort.
I really need help i am going on vacation tomorrow and need some songs and junk so please some one can resolve this issue Thank you

I am having the same problem. I can not find apple mobile device anywhere on my computer. I've uninstalled, reinstalled and tried everything including antivirus software, and my itouch it basically useless on my computer. Funny thing is that on my daughter's vista perfectly and even works perfectly on my way old work computer. I have no clue what to do can anyone think of anything else that might work. I have no apple mobile device and it won't work without it!

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