Insufficient Priviliages on Apple Mobile Devices to install itunes

I try to install itunes on my brand new computer but so far it has given me error 7 and said it fails to install Apple mobile devices because insufficient privilages. Can someone tell me what i can do to fix this?
Cheers

Hi,
Hmm ok for me on iphone 1st click on post link does nothing but underline it, 2nd click then opens it - annoying but it works.
On ipad, no amoint of clicking opens the link but if you keep your finger on the link and wait for the popup and then click open it does go in.
So both are usable - just not that friendly.
Maybe next iOS version will update safari and fix this. Closing question for now.
Cheers,
Harry

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