I've been trying to install iTunes 11.1 with no success.

Today, i've spent countless hours trying to figure out the issue and i can't seem to get it.  I initially attempted to update my girlfriends iphone using itunes 10... and it said i needed 11.1 to update the iphone.  so i attempted to use the itunes update within the program and it gave me a red exclamation mark when trying to download and install.  so i went through a number of forums on here and i'll explain everything i've done so far.
i uninstalled itunes 10... and used the itunes 11.1 for 64-bit to reinstall.  it gave me an error of: Could not open key: UNKNOWN\components\7ABFE44842C12B390AF18C3B9B1A1EE8\6D755E54172231F418106C024B8 2A50B. Verify that you have sufficient access to that key, or contact your support channel.
So i then went through and performed a complete uninstall/deletion of all itunes software in order to reinstall. after going through controll panel and uninstalling everything IN ORDER PER INSTRUCTIONS ON THIS SITE but noticed that when i went to go delete the (NOT x86) "C:\ProgramFiles\CommonFiles\Apple" it gave me an error of, "The action can't be completed because the folder or a file in it is open in another program.  Close the folder or file and try again."
Also, when I go to uninstall the Apple Mobile Device Service, it doesn't even show up in my Controle Panel\Add-remove programs screen.  when i click control+alt+delete and open the task manager and look in services it is there but it's stopped.  when i go to start it it gives me an error of "The operation could not be completed.  Access is denied."  It doesn't not show up in Processes either.
i've also tried using Revo Uninstaller Pro and uninstalled EVERYTHING that deals with itunes (not including the AMDS because i can't find it ANYWHERE).  NOTHING WORKS.  i've also tried performing the install instructions where you access regedit and modifying access privilages and such and it STILL DOESNT WORK!!!
i need access to itunes in order to access my desktop from work and i need to get this problem resolved!!!
anyone know how to settle this or what?
thank you
Justin

I tried this morning (after trying several times last night, getting the message) and was able to download itunes.

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