IT STILL WONT WORK! ITUNES HAS ENCOUNTERED A PROBLEM!!

Ok, im tired of not having music. Its been... I don't know, ever since 7.2 came out. I've uninstalled, got old ones... Tried it all... Please give me some help THAT WORKS Thanks...

And no quicktime is fine...
If you're getting that message when you launch iTunes, but your QuickTime is launching fine, we'd better check to see if it is a Systemwide problem on your PC, or if it's associated with a specific user account.
(This is not a cure in itself, but it can give us a heads up on possible causes of the problem.)
let's try an experiment.
head into your user accounts control panel and create a new user account with full administrative rights. (there's help documentation on how to do that at the left of the control panel screen.) while you're in that control panel, switch off "fast user switching" in your logging-on preferences.
now log out of the old account and log into the new account.
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