ITunes 11.3.1.8 cannot delete playlist Windows 7 64-bit

I have been importing CD's and I created a few playlists. Now, I want to delete some playlists and iTunes only crashes EVERY TIME.I tried a Repair Install, but that didn't help. Here's what I'm doing:
1.     Display playlists.
2.     Select playlist to delete.
3.     Right-click and select Delete from pop-up menu.
4.     Acknowledge the Delete dialog box.
5.     Pop-up stating iTune has stopped working.

I am having the exact same issue - Homesharing just cuts out - particularly with my Apple TV2. All updates have been applied all around. I know it is not the router because I can still access the Apple Store, NEtflicks, and other web-based services. It is just the Homesharing that gets dropped.
As others have mentioned, closing iTunes and restarting it again helps temporarily. Really seems to be an iTunes issue.
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Win 7 64 bit
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