Problems after update with itunes on windows vista

I tryed to do the latest update on my itunes that is linked to my ipad mini.Now I'm getting Microsoft Visual C++ runtime library,R6034.Windows error 7 error 127.I tryed to repair itunes no luck,so I reinstalled itunes no luck.I tryed the apple updater
app and same errors came up,and now Quicktime,apple Moble device support all are not working. All this from a update? Give me a break. It is telling me to contact supplier(whoever that is) because my MSVCR80.dll is missing or corrupt in my Microsoft Visual
Library(there's only about 10 different ones of C++ installed.I tryed repareing some of those no luck. This is my desktop that I let my wife use,not happy with me.If anyone of you folks out there can help I would appreciate it. I really don't want
her messing with my new laptop and she hates touch screens like my ipad mini or android.Thank you ,Jamie([email protected]) sorry I'm not even sure
where to post this one,I just know I need help
James R. Mountain

Hello,
I'd ask in the
Windows Vista forum on Microsoft Community.
Karl
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