I have a problem with my apple mobile device support file

Hey guys!
i'm really having a problem with my apple mobile device..
whenever i connect my cable to my computer WITHOUT the apple mobile device support file/program..my ITOUCH can sync and it WORKS!
but ITUNES doesnt sync in with my itouch because ITUNES doesn't work without the apple mobile device support program.. SO...
i reinstalled my ITUNES
i reinstalled my mobile device support file/program
i even changing it to AUTO (what they said about control panal, program, service, thingy)
I RESTARTED everything.. i think i did almost everything there is in apple support!
with NO LUCK! was it able to connect my computer.. UNLESS i take the apple mobile device support program OUT! @.@
i really need your help guys D:
P.S i dont have a Virus! i have a really good computer that is stable, so i'm certain i dont have a virus doing this.. but do you happened to know why it's causing this? Also how can i fix it?
BTW.. IT IS A CODE 52 i don't know what that means..
PLEASE AND THANKS YOU GUYS~ <3

All I can suggeset is:
Removing and reinstalling iTunes, QuickTime, and other software components for Windows Vista or Windows 7
or
Removing and Reinstalling iTunes, QuickTime, and other software components for Windows XP
Have you looked at the AMDS topic of:
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Do you have han image capture programs linstalled like for a camers or scanner?

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