ERROR WRITING TO FILE

Please help
I can't install I Tunes due to a message comming up about Quicktime.
Error writing to File:
c:\programfiles\Quicktime\Qtsystem\Quicktime.qts.
Verify that you have access to that directory
I have tried removing and re-installing I Tunes and Quicktime.
Thanks,
ASH

Let's see how good you are. Dell can't figure it out and neither could microsoft.

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