ItunesSetup wont open

I am on windows xp and have had itunes for a while, i was with version 8.1 i think and it worked fine with my ipod classic, i recently bought my friends ipod touch and so now i need itunes 9, when i tried to update it always went to about 80% and said "Itunes & Quicktime has a invalid signature download removed" i then unistalled my itunes 8 and went to the apple.com and downloaded the itunes9, it downloaded fine but when i went to install it nothing opens.. my computer acts like its loading for a couple seconds then stops and does nothing.. i have downloaded it many times on firefox and internet expoler, googled anything related but nothing helps ect. empty temp folder, download all microsoft updates, download older version... still every itunes setup i have downloads fine and the installer wont open.. if anyone knows whats wrong please help.
Thanks, Jaggedrock

Hey Paul,
Thanks for the advice and links.. i connected my computer straight to the modem but still get the same problem. From my friends computer i put the itunessetup.exe version 7.1 on a flashdrive and downloaded the newest version from his internet and put it on there also. the version 9 now has a "Itunessetup.exe is not a valid Win32 application" error.
The version 7 though did open good and install, but i cant open it cause my itunes library was created by a later version (8.2, my computers old itunes)
I tried to update now through my router and directly through my modem, but now when it looks for updates i get "The apple software update server could not be found. Check your internet settings and try again" i have internet good on both through my router and direct. Any advice on what to do now to fix it?
Thanks, Jaggedrock
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