ITunes 7.2 want to add a drive...

iTunes 7.2 won't install on my computer! As soon as I open the iTunes setup, it tells me "Invalid Drive H:\".
The only drives that I have are:
Internal Hard Drive, C:\
External Hard Drive, G:\
Floppy, A:\
And CD Drive, D:\
It should automatically install on C, which is my primary hard drive.
I currently have iTunes 7.1.1.5
So why does iTunes insist to install on nonexistent drive H?
HP Pavilion Windows XP

the following installshield document is a good place to start with that one:
Error 1327 Invalid Drive

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