Error during instalation of quicktime and itunes on windows XP

hey
This problem has been brought to everybody's atention several times but a answer was never found, so let's try again.
When installing itunes and Quicktime the following error occurs: Can't open key HKEYLOCALMAchine\software\classes\QuicktimePlayerLib.QuicktimePlayerAPP\CLSID cheack if you have the rights to acces this key or contact support.
This was in Dutch, so i'm sorry for the lowsy translation. I only have one account on my computer, so i have the rights for sure...
Please help me, i have a brand new ipod and i can't do anything with it!
thanx

Joseph,
thanks a lot!
Bernhard
Joseph Marton schrieb:
> On Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:51:20 +0000, Bernhard Muehlbauer wrote:
>
>> Version 5.30 produced the same error.
>>
>> If I download the nipp.exe to c:\temp e.g. and then execute this file,
>> everything is ok.
>> Both 5.12 and 5.30 work correct if I execute them from c:\temp.
>
> Would you please post your question in the following ZCM forum?
>
> novell.support.zenworks.configuration-management.10.agent-deployment
>
>
>

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