ITunes 10.5.1 64 bit is freezing

I just did the update today and now as soon as i launch itunes it immediatley locks up. It loads and shows 3/4 of the program window not sure why and loads on the podcast library.
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling. I have tried reparing all with no luck.
intel p6200 2.14ghz
4GB RAM
Win 7 64 bit
I also have all user account messages turned off and set for all programs to allow a run

Here is what worked for me for both 10.5 and 10.5.1 after hoursof frustration with Itunes stopping and shutting down in the middle of a syncor tranferring Apps downloaded on my Ipad2 or Iphone 4:
Start iTunes in iTunes Safe Mode:
1. hold down the Shift and Control key together and clickto start iTunes.
2. when you see the iTunes icon in the task bar, click onit.
3. you will get a box that says "iTunes is running insafe mode. Visual plug-ins you have installed have been termporarilydisabled." [I don't know what plug-ins I installed but youshould clearly see that these so-called visual plug-ins are likely the cause ofyour issues];
4. click Continue to open iTunes.
You could already have your device connected to your computer ordo it after opening iTunes in its safe mode.
Now press your sync button and everything should work fine.
I also disabled Genius in iTunes preferences but I'm not sure ifthis is one of the issues causing these types of problems.
I hope this works. This may be the workaround for all ofus Windows 7 64-bit folks.

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