ITunes 10.5 Won't Install Win7 64-bit; Error 2324

Install starts, gets to the end, and then backs out. Tried uninstalling, now I have a broken iTunes that won't re-install.

I had a similar problem and after much trial and error, I found a process that worked for me. I hope this works for you guys and best of luck!!
Have Patience!!!!!!!
Unplug all Apple Devices from your USB ports or any other ports
Restart your computer
Open up Control Panel> Programs > Uninstall Programs
Click the “Publisher” to list the programs by publisher
Uninstall iTunes and Restart the computer
Repeat Steps 4-5 and uninstall all Apple Inc. programs (NOTE: If a program does not successfully uninstall, attempt to Repair it first)
Upon uninstalling all programs by Apple Inc. restart your computer
Delete all these folders:
C:\Program Files (x86)\QuickTime\
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\QuickTime
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\QuickTimeVR
C:\Program Files (x86)\Bonjour
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Apple\
C:\Program Files (x86)\iTunes
Restart the computer
Remove all Apple Inc. entries from your registry (For this step I would recommend using CCleaner or aprogram like it if you are not familiar with the RegEdit command… I personallyused CCleaner which can be downloaded for free from www.download.com)
Once you have removed all registry entries from Apple Inc. restart your computer.
Do one more check to ensure that all registry errors and Apple Inc. entries are removed (which include iTunes, Bonjour, QuickTime, etc)
Do another quick check to make sure all Apple Inc. programs are uninstalled from the control panel, all the folders are deleted from Step 9 and the registry is clean.
One more restart and then download iTunes and the installation should go through flawlessly
I hope this works for you guys!! I just downloaded iTunes 10.5 and updated my phone to iOS 5.

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