Installing itunes erroe messages 2329 + 1603

Hi Please HELP!
When trying to install itunes i get the following errors occur when installation is nearly complete:
Internal error 2329
Error - 1603 fatal error during installation
I've tried uninstalling itunes but it wont let me. i've tried reinstalling it but again it wont let me. please please please help me
Dell Dimension 5000 Windows XP

I've tried uninstalling itunes but it wont let me. i've tried reinstalling it but again it wont let me.
what error messages are you getting when you try the uninstall, Music lover? include error message numbers if you're getting any.
love, b

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