Computer not recognizing itunes 7.0 download

After receiving thank you for downloading itunes 7.0 message,for some reason my computer is not recognizing the download and I am in a loop of downloading and thankyou for downloading messages....what gives? How do i launch itunes 7.0 after it has been downloaded?
HP vs17 Windows XP

[u]> After receiving thank you for downloading itunes
7.0 message,for some reason my computer is not
recognizing the download and I am in a loop of
downloading and thankyou for downloading
messages
does a dialog box come up asking if you want to run
or save the installer file? or do you just get the
thank you, with no sign that that the download has
even started?
I get the same problem. I click on the button to download the new itunes and a box comes up that asks to run or save this program. I click run and then another box comes up that says this program has no known publisher. It then asks me if i want to run the program or not run it. I click run and another box comes up that says it is not a win32.exe application. I click ok and the screen on the itunes website says "Thank you for downloading"
what do i do to make this run????
HELP!!!!!!!!!!

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