Problem installin ITunes on new XP pro sp2 pc

Hi,
While trying to install latest Itunes on a new installed XP sp2 computer, I am getting the following error message during intallation:
"Could not access network location 1\jre\lib\ext", and the installation is terminated.
Thanks,
Shmulik.

Well, I just reinstalled JAVA JRE on my computer, and now the ITunes installation work ok.

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