Itunes 10.7 install fails due to missing config file?

anybody have any ideas on this issue. I can't finish the install upgrading to 10.7 in windows vista. it can't find file c;\config.Msi\14e073.rbf. I checked my wife's laptop which has earlier itunes as well and she does not have the file either. Both looking at buying iphone 4s/5 in near futute and a little disturbed with the thought of not having a computer with itunes associated to our phones. any ideas would be appreciated.

What security software are you running on the PC, j? (Firewall, antivirus, antispyware?)

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