ITunes 10.1 64 bit won't install due to admin. rights when I am the admin.

Not able to install the new version of iTunes. Shows need to change administrator security to allow update. I went to iTunes (x86) and clicked on properties and tried to change administrator's and it won't allow me to make the change...I'm the only administrator and user of this computer. Unable to uninstall the program...tried deleting the program files and not able to install or use iTunes and also won't allow me to change Bonjour (whatever that program is?) How do I resolve this problem so I can install iTunes in order to use my iPod with my laptop - Windows 7 - 64 bit...
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Shows need to change administrator security to allow update
What's the precise text of the message you're getting with that, please, TK? (There's a few different error messages I can think of that you might be getting.)

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