Click to call won't install on windows XP "skypeclicktocall.exe is not a valid Win32 application"

Trying to install Skype click to call and receive the error message, "skypeclicktocall.exe is not a valid Win32 application" XP SP3 32bitSkype V. 7.6.0.105uninstalled and reinstalled Skype. I have a subscription for unlimited outgoing calls and since Skype does not allow importing contact lists from Google, click to call would be very handy.

Windows 8.1 ADK comes with a newer version of USMT (NOT 5.0) and crashes. I learned this today the hard way. I hope Windows 8.0 ADK's loadstate.exe works for restoring to a 8.1 machine.
Yesterday i used Windows Easy Transfer to move from XP to 7, and then re-did the backup in 7 so it would be compatible with 8.1, and it only restores files, not settings.
So i will test USMT 5.0 in this same scenario, because i have 30 machines to change to newer machines with 8.1

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I'd first try downloading an installer from the Apple website using a different web browser:
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I understand that you're receiving an error when trying to open the iTunes
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Some transfer options would include using your iPod to transfer the file via
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or a USB drive, or even sending the file to yourself via email or over an
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I hope this information helps to resolve your iTunes installation issue. If it
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We started to test our Windows XP SP3 (32-bit) to Windows 7 migration zero-touch task sequence in ConfigMgr 2012 R2 and we can't get past the following error from the "Capture User State" step running on XP...
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The task sequence execution engine failed executing the action (Capture User State) in the group (Capture Files and Settings) with the error code 2147942593
Action output: ... params successful
Building USMT command successful
Successfully connected to "\\JHQCM01.jhq.net\SMPSTOREE_FB121F31$\A1ADF87C012E6998B5753B112299BEE4F8868207FAE3D75671798DF6A7DD1A33"
Executing command line: "C:\_SMSTaskSequence\Packages\JHQ0004E\x86\scanstate.exe" "\\JHQCM01.jhq.net\SMPSTOREE_FB121F31$\A1ADF87C012E6998B5753B112299BEE4F8868207FAE3D75671798DF6A7DD1A33"
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Command line execution failed (800700C1). The operating system reported error 2147942593: %1 is not a valid Win32 application.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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So, we thought maybe USMT from our Windows 8.1 ADK install maybe somehow corrupt, but downloading and installing it again results in the same error, so it does not seem to be a file corruption issue. The x64 version of scanstate.exe works
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Hi Roy B
The 7.1 just would not install at all, giving the error message above every time. 7.0 was still on my system.
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