Itunes 10.6.1 installation problem

I have problem to update itunes 10.6.1 and it said :
The update "iTunes" can't be installed
An unexpected error pccurred.
can someone help me?
Thanks in advance.

SOLVED. Must have been a installation error. Reinstalled the update in safe mode and now I'm good.

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