Error 1327.Invalid Drive: J:\ - When trying to install itunes on a laptop?

I am trying to install itunes from apple.com on my laptop so my daughters can use my cd drive to transfer music from their CD's to their Ipod's.
Any idea why the above error message comes up when I try and run the exe file?
I've searched this forum but can't find a similar error discussion.
Is there a complete error list available here?
Thanks,
Dell Latitude - D510 Windows XP

http://consumer.installshield.com/kb.asp?id=Q110636
This error is an installshield error and they have documented the error with resolution on that link.

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From the Windows Start menu, select Run.
Type cmd and click OK. Note: if you are using Windows 98 or 95, type command instead.
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Hey AJS4862,
Thanks for the question. If I understand correctly, you are having trouble installing iTunes on Windows. I would recommend that you read this article, it may be able to help you isolate or resolve the issue.
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Please try either of the workaround.
1. Create a new Admin user, log on in that and then you can install Adobe Reader,
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once you are done, you can remove that virtual drive mapping by
subst I:\ /d
please let me know if works.

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