ITunes 64-bit for Windows 7; can I downgrade or remove upgrade?

iTunes is crashing every time I attempt to either add music files to my library or sync my iPhone. I've seen repeated complaints of this problem, but have found no solutions that work. Does anyone know if I can remove the latest update (I'm running version 10.5.3.3). [I think it's iTunes 64-bit -- my computer is running Windows 7 64-bit...] I'm more interested in syncing my devices than trying to fix the current version of the software. Thanks. Monica

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