Quicktime not installed error message upon installation of Itunes

HI,
I have Quicktime already installed (7.7 1680.34) and I have Itunes (10.4.0.80). Now when I seek to update to the latest Itunes I receive an error message saying 'Quicktime not installed' and then it stops the installation. Same thing happens after reinstallation of Quicktime. -What to do now?
//J Sundberg

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