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By performing a web search I found instructions on doing the following:
Grab Orca.msi (included in a Microsoft SDK, but can typically be found extracted)
itunes64setup.exe
7-zip
Download and install QuickTime separately, then:
Unpack/unzip itunes64setup.exe using 7-zip
Right click on itunes64.msi and choose edit with orca (This menu only appears if you installed the orca.msi)
In the left pane, under the tables list, highlight LaunchCondition
In the right pane change VersionNT64>=600 to VersionNT64>=501
Go to File / Save (or click the floppy disk icon)
You need to do this same step with Orca on AppleMobileDeviceSupport64.msi
Then run itunes64.msi
A lot of people get this far but then get "iTunes was not properly installed. If you wish to import or burn CDs, you need to reinstall iTunes." when they try to launch iTunes.
Online there are articles that state that you need to install drivers from Gear Software located here:
http://www.gearsoftware.com/support/drivers.php
This resolved a ton of people getting the error on Vista x64, but not me.
After installing the Gear drivers I ran sysinternals filemon watching for itunes.exe and Highlighting the word Gear. It showed that itunes.exe was looking for:
c:\windows\sysnative\drivers\GearAspiWDM.sys
I created the folder c:\windows\sysnative
I created the folder c:\windows\sysnative\drivers
I copied c:\windows\system32\drivers\GearAspiWDM.sys to c:\windows\sysnative\drivers\GearAspiWDM.sys
Now I no longer see "iTunes was not properly installed" when launching iTunes.
Just thought I would share for anyone who hates that popup as much as I did.

So far, you're the only one that has replied. I just run it by hand.
I just hate to lose my iTunes library further down the line because of something like this. I can't take rating and making all of those playlists again.

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