Ipad2 usb driver update required on windows 7

Connecting my iPad2 to my Dell Latitude D430 / Windows 7 will start installing the usb driver, after awhile it returns a fail message.
The latest iTunes, has been installed and re-installed (as per Apple proposal), computer was switched off a few times, only to have the same problem.
In the systems overview, the usb connection is recognized as being an apple device, however the driver information requires to re-install the driver.
Help?

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