Error (-3221 ) For Itunes

Ever Since i Downloaded the newer version Of Itunes i Have never been able to Get on Itunes . The message I keep getting is
" Itunes Could Not Connect To TO The Itunes Store. An Uwknown
Error Occured (-3221) "
It wont do anything when i click on the Shopping cart or Itunes Store
Can anyone Help ??
Windows XP Media Center Edition

Are you running any of Symantec's (Norton) or McAfee's Internet security products or anything similar, or an antivirus/antispyware application? There have been reports that some such utilities treat an upgrade to iTunes as a new application and can block the application from running. So you have to go in and reset the utility to allow iTunes. The same thing can happen if you upgrade the security product (this has particularly been a problem with recent McAfee upgrades).
Check the settings for your utility and if necessary remove and re-enable the exception for iTunes (consult your utility's documentation for the appropriate procedure). You may also need to check the built-in Windows firewall as well.
Hope this helps.

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