ITunes has installed but keeps giving error mess and it has to close

I just bought the new iPod touch 8GB and I connected the USB cord to it and my old version of iTunes said that I needed to upgrade to iTunes 9.0. It took me through the steps of downloading iTunes 9.0 and once it was done, I tried to open it up. I opened iTunes and all my songs were there but then an error message popped up and said "iTunes has encountered a problem and needs to close. Sorry for any inconvience". If I minimize the error message, I can play my songs but it will not pick up the ipod nor will it let me sync it because the error message keeps closing it. I have tried uninstalling iTunes and quicktime and I even let the computer update and shut it down and even did a system restore on my computer. Can someone PLEASE help me with this problem ASAP!

I've been experiencing the exact same thing since mid-Feb. Whether my iTouch is connected or not, iTunes loads then the message appears within 30 seconds that "iTunes has encountered an error and needs to close". I've uninstalled & reinstalled iTunes a couple of times, performed the "msconfig" & other tricks some I.T. pals have suggested but nothing works. Have searched message boards for ideas as to why this is happening or tips for dealing with this situation but have come up empty-handed. Like others, this mess began when I updated to the latest version of iTunes (9.0).....I'd reinstall the "old" version of iTunes but don't know where to find that info or whether that would be a good idea.
All I know right now is this never happened when I owned Sandisk MP3 players....I hate to think that buying the iTouch was just an expensive mistake on my part. Can anyone please help us solve this Windows error so that we can download, sync & access iTunes again??? Pretty please??? Thanks in advance....

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