ITunes for Windows 7 "win32" error and....

Specifically "an error occurred during the installation of assembly. 'microsoft VC80.CRT.type="win32". version="8.0.50727.6195". Public Key Token="1fe8b3b9a1e18e3b".  processor architecture="amd64".: Please refer to help ad support for more information. HRESULT:0x80070308" 
i have a Dell laptop running Mozilla and Windows 7.  Ive had a previous version of iTunes that just went away somehow and now when I try and download the latest version I'm having these problems.  Ive tried unistalling in the order Apple suggests and also reinstalled using both Mozilla and Internet Explorer.  Ive gone 2 months without my iTunes and it is killing me.  I've tried everything I've found online to try including updating Windows and deleting Data Stores and Windows services.  Please help and give detailed instructions if you can.  Thanks so very much in advance for responses.

Make sure you backup prior to following the steps below:
I'd recommend uninstalling iTunes on your PC, restarting if recommended, then going to the Start button and typing Regedit and searching for anything which mentions iTunes and deleting any mention of it from your Registry as it sounds like something from a previous version of iTunes is still hanging around in your Registry, however be very careful not to delete anything else as this could result in serious issues for you computer.
Once done and all entries for iTunes are deleted from the Registry, check C:\program files or where iTunes was installed and delete the iTunes folder if still present.
Then go here: http://www.apple.com/itunes/ and download iTunes.
Good luck,
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