Craziness install : iTunes 7.0.2 nulls previous installs?

having an iPod in Korea is not fun sometimes. especially if we wanna talk about install smoothness. 7.0 was bad enough: my album art got messed around for one, things also slowed a bit sometimes. with 7.0.2 my install fails to make any launchable iTunes, at all. instead i am flagged with an annoying message about having to upgrade to QuickTime yadda yadda yadda.
executive redux: my iPod now is waiting for iTunes to launch. it won't launch. i've tried installing new versions of QuickTime, but that fails as well. $1500 worth of iTunes locked away on the computer until iTunes gets it together and decides to give me a real install. wow! that's special.
any advice to get iTunes back up and breathing again?
p.s. i've even tried to install a lower version of iTunes I had tucked away (on cd) for just such an occasion. no luck with that tack either.
customized asian model? Windows XP Pro

everything is working again. sadly though, my new install is in Korean, so it is now difficult to navigate the program in any detail.
okay, let's try changing your itunes language settings.
launch itunes.
counting from the left, go to the second itunes menu, and select the bottom command in the menu. (that's "edit > preferences".)
click on the leftmost tab in your preferences. (that's the "General" tab.)
down the bottom and in the middle of the tab is the choose language pull-down menu. counting from the top, select the fifth item on the list. (that's English.)
down in the bottom right hand corner, click the leftmost of the two buttons. (that's OK.)
now shut down itunes and launch itunes again.
are you back seeing English?

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