ITunes won't start on my Windows XP PC, no alerts.

I download iTunesSetup.exe 83.1Mo from Applr.com.
I do the installation process without any error or alert message.
At the end of the installation I chek the option to start iTune, et click the finish button. Nothing happen.
I restart my computer and anothor installation and check the rapare option.Process is terminated without any error or alert message.
ITunes is stil not starting.
If I check Task windows list, iTune is not present.
If I check Process windows list, iTune is not present, but process iTunesHelper.exe and iPodService.exe are started.
Thank you for your help.
Moncef.

If you're getting an error-message-free iTunes launch error, and the iTunes.exe is making a brief-if-any appearance in Task manager, we'd better check for a QuickTime problem.
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