Itunes Vista Installation

Hello, I have been trying to install Itunes the latest Itunes software (7.7 or whatever it is) but it comes up that at the end of the installation (Itunes cannot run because some of its required files are missing. Please reinstall Itunes) Well, I have tried to repair it, uninstall and reinstall it. It just doesnt seem to work out. I have also tried to download the installation again, nothing can be done. Now, I need to know what to do. I have my iphone and it needs to sync on here. Is there any alternatives to itunes if this does not work.

The following document is the best place to start with that one:
Usual_Suspect81: Solution for VBScript error message on Vista systems

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Todd Thieu wrote:
Hi, I'm a new Mac user. I just received my Macbook about a week ago, and I am, so far, impressed with it.
However, I have been experiencing difficulties installing Windows Vista (SP1, 32bit DVD) via Boot Camp. After partitioning to a 32gb drive, I insert my installation DVD and click "Start Installation." After my computer reboots, the CD drive begins spinning, but then my screen is filled with black. Only a little white blinking underscore appears at the top left.
I've left my computer there for a while, in hopes of something occurring, but to no avail.
Is there anyone able to help me figure out how to smoothly run the Windows Vista installation? I'd love to catch up on work and gaming that I've missed this past week.
Welcome to the Apple boards:
There have been some "issues" with BC and the newest Vista which has embedded SP1.
I am running Vista Ultimate 64-bit on this box, but I installed it under Tiger and BC 1.3 beta and just kept upgrading.
I recently installed Vista SP1 and BC2.1, but you are starting from the top, so to speak.
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This is very strange
How did you try to install the OS from recovery disk?
Did you boot from the CD and did you follow the instruction on the screen?
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Furthermore the Vista is already activated and its not necessary to put any serial keys.
I see in the error message something about Security-Licensing. Im not quite sure what this can be but possibly the could be something wrong with the activating who knows ?:|
But as I said above, the Vista on the recovery disk is already activated.

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It sounds like you need to log in as the administrator to update the iTunes application properly.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1926
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