Not enough space to install itunes 11 on windows 7 64bit

I have itunes installed in my windows 7 64bit laptop.. I encountered errors when i was trying to update it with the auto updated.. so i decided to uninstall it.. Doing so i also had some problems so i decided to read some forums and eventually was able to get rid of itunes components using the microsoft fix it tool. I downloaded a new installer and everytime I run it, it gets interrupted by an error message saying check available space. I have 27GB free space on my hard drive. please help

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