I can not get iTunes or Quick Time to install on Windows xp machine. I get

I can not get iTunes or Quick Time to install on Windows xp machine. I get an error 1316 - c:\wndows\installer\iTunes.msi
and then I get an error -1603 ?
any ideas, oh I am trying to put iTunes & QuickTime on a Different Hard Drive Partion 'D:' not on the,
Normal 'C:' Drive Partion... Any Help You can give me.
My Email address is: [email protected]
Thank You in advance! Al Adams
SONY VAIO Windows XP

I strongly recommend that you install iTunes to the default C: paths. You can change the perferences to keep the actual music files on your D: partition.
Here is a place to start with the installer errors:
InstallShield Consumer Central FAQs

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