Error in starting iTunes 7.0.2

I downloaded the iTunes version 7.0.2 and that worked fine. The icon on my desktop reads "iTunesSetup". It is not the normal iTunes icon. When I click on it, a window pops up that says "C:Documents and Settings\Desktop\iTunesSetup.exe is not a valid Win32 application. I have Windows XP. Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Thanks.

Yes, both are checked. No password or other other parameters (i.e. Share only certain Playlists) are active.
In fact, on my G4 laptop running iTurnes 7.0.2, the Windows iTunes shows up in the Mac's iTunes Sharing list as an accessbile shared library. If you attempt to access this share via the Mac or other computer on the network, an error message (detailed above) is displayed. So, from the Mac, I can see the Windows share (but not access it), but from the Windows box I cannot see any share on any computer.
I was using this feature daily, running 2 machines side by side until the 7.0.2 upgrade was installed. 7.0.1 this feature worked fine. No other software installations or settings were changed in the interim.

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