ITune9 crashes Vista 64 bit

I bought a new iPhone and i installed latest itunes version(9.0.3) for 64bit Windows, in my laptop.
Operating system is Windows Vista 64 bit.. It installed successfully..But it never detects the iPhone..I called the technical support; they tried many options..reinstalled it..But it never detects the iPhone..finally they asked me to use system restore..and when i try it, it crashes my Operating system..I got Blue screen...Then it took around 4 hours for me to recover my operating system..!
I looked for forums and it seems iTunes is not at all successful in any versions for Vista 64 bit operating system...
This is the first product i got from apple, and unfortunately i have problems with it..
When will apple give a bug-free software that can be used with Vista-64 bit?
any idea??

When I connect the iPhone, 'Autopay' dialogue box pops up..So it means, there are no issues with USB drivers..
During the reinstallation of iTunes, i got a error like, "Unbable to access key:ADF....".. The error was thrown 3 times..
The technical support person, unistalled all apple products in my laptop and reinstalled iTunes..But the reinstallation has some errors..And once again it does not detect the iPhone at all..
I tried intalling iTunes version 8..That also throws same 'Unbale to access key: ADF.." error, but the installation completed. Still the iPhone is not detected..

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