C:\Mozilla Plugins\npitunes.dll

So I'm trying to upgrade to the new 7.4 itunes and I keep getting a message saying: Error writing to file: c:\Mozilla Plugins\npitunes.dll. Verify that you have access to that directory. Retry or Cancel
I hit retry and it just brings up the same message. It is really frustrating because I am not able to upgrade 7.4, but my new ipod will not work unless I have 7.4...Please Help!!!

I had the same problem.. however disabling your antivirus software while you install itunes fixes the problem

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HI there,
I have
been trying to install itunes 10.5 on a Windows 7 PC. I keep on getting the following error: Error writing to file C:/Program Files/Mozilla Plugings/npitunes.dll. Please confirm that you have access to the directory. Hit retry or cancel. When I hit retry it keeps on giving me the same error. When I hit cancel, it rolls back the complete installation and I cannot get any further then that.
I have since tried the following:
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Disabled the on-scan Mcafee Virus and Anti-spyware.
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IPod is completely useless.
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