Can't install due to later version of iTunes already installed

When I attempt to install the Airport software, I receive an error message that says the installation will not continue because a later version of iTunes is already installed.
I am running Windows Vista and iTunes 7.2.
Can anyone help me?

I am hoping that by posting here this topic will become current again. My situation is exactly as described below; new computer, attempted to install airport express from install disc; get fatal error b/c I'm running later (7.2) version of itunes. Tried installing from English folder, which appeared to work, but no Airport Express Assistant shows up for configuration purposes. Any suggestions?
Vital Stats: Vista Ultimate, Linksys Wireless g w/speed booster router (also new and working for all other purposes), itunes 7.2, hope to use for air-tunes as I had done w/ my old computer.

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    Dell Computer Corporation Dimension 3000
    iTunes 7.3.2.6
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    Network Adapter Information
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    Lease Obtained: Tue Aug 28 10:18:21 2007
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    Adapter Name: {610BB6CB-6C57-4006-A839-86E3E4CAEDC2}
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    Connection attempt to iTunes Store was unsuccessful.
    The network connection could not be made.
    Secure connection attempt to iTunes Store was unsuccessful.
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