Cannot acces itunes store says network connection reset

i read through all the other need helps tried the ones that applied possible that i didit wrong but it still says network connectin reset when i press itunes store via itunes

Hi to all who are having problems...
After some time and visiting an apple store I was able to get this to work. Basically, it has something to do with your Firewall settings. I actually have Panda Software's Antivirus s/w with the firewall protection. Under the Advanced Settings page iTunes was listed as "No Connection". I selected iTunes and then clicked on Remove application. I then tried iTunes store again and it worked. I even went back to my firewall protections and this time when I looked under the Advanced Settings page iTunes is now properly listed as "Outbound (client)".
I won't take all the credit because the Apple Store pointed me to the following page which gave me the hint of checking my firewall protections:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=304082
Give this a try and see if this doesn't help.
Cheers!

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