Error Library file cannot be saved (using windows vista)

Hello guys,
I'm getting this error when working with Itunes 7 and windows vista
The Itunes Library file cannot be saved. You do not have enough access privileges for this operation.
I'm the administrator of my pc and have alreadu authorised Itunes on this pc.
What is the problem ?
Thanks for the help

Thanks anyway Sirius Mac
I'm still trying to see what it can be, very strange that I did not see the message a coulpe of days and sunddenly it's back.

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