Itunes can't open, windows XP suggest close.

Hi there, I've re-install my windows XP into my laptop, but this time when I open Itunes, it pops out a window suggest me to close it coz the firewall issue or security problem, anyway how to solve this problem? plz help.
thanks,
SzuMin

Try turning off the Firewall.
Turn Windows Firewall on or off

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