Can't install itunes on Win 8 x 64

Ok,
Point 1) I downloaded itunes 11.1.0.126 - I do an install and all goes well until it rolls back and tells me there is an error.
Point 2) I read the FAQ's which say remove previously installed Apple software. I do that. Same problem.
Point 3) I do it all again, and remove Quicktime, and edit the registry to remove all references to the program, and other Apple programs.
Point 4) I install again. Same problem.
Point 5) I now try to re-install Quicktime Pro (my version is 7.74,bought and paid for!). It won't install either.
So, what is going on?
I am running Win 8 x 64bit. Before the update everything was working well. I tried to re-install the earlier version of itunes thinking that if there was an issue with the new version I could use the older version. No, it won't install either - same issue.
Any advice or assistance would be greatly appreciated as Apple Support don't seem to be interested.
Thanks

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