Problems installation ITunes on Windows 7 64 Bits

Hello,
I have bought an Iphone and need Itunes to synch the phone with my Outlook 2007 agenda and contacts.
I do have some issues with installing Itunes on my laptop usin Windows 7 64 bit, Ultimate based on a AMD (64) Turion processor.
The installation failed during the setup process with the following error:
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Can not access Windows Installer services. The cause may be that you have started Windows in Safe Mode, or the Windows installer is not correctly installed.
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I have performed the following actions, which give the same error message.
1. Download and install a previous version of Itunes 64 Bits
2. Run in de dos prompt the following command in Windows safe modem: msiexec.exe /regserver and reboot the laptop
3. Install the 32 Bits version, this works only for an Iphone, but can not synch with my IPhone
4. I am sure that the installation is started with Administration priveledges.
Does somebody have any idea what the reason could be that the installation failed?
Thanks for support
Kind regards,
Ronald Schilperoort

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