Can't install iTunes properly?

so i plugged my iphone 5 to my computer and it said "iPhone is not compatible with this version of iTunes. Please download iTunes 11.1"
so i did. and now it says that im i need to be an administrator for it to download completely and i am an administrator. My account on my laptop is the only account i have and it is under an administrator account. i tried opening my old version of iTunes but it wasn't existing on my laptop anymore. I unistalled it from the "Control Panel" already and it won't let me download it again. I also tried troubleshooting it but it just says the same thing over and over again. help please?

Same problem here. after downloading new itunes, would not install. went to apple instructions and uninstalled all applicable files, but there was not a Apple Application Support file to uninstall. Downloaded itunes again, all went well, showed copying, installing, etc. gave me the screen to open itunes, but then get the message "Apple Application Support was not found. Apple Application Support is required to run Itunes. Please uninstall itunes, then install itunes again." Then "Error 2 (Windows error 2)
Apparently, i do not have the apple application support program. how do i get this on my windows vista? thank u all for any help

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