Start itune is very slowly

I update my itune then it does not work well. I want to start it which response very very long time.
I uninstalled the itune and download it again in 18/9/2012.
Installing is finish. it still respones slowly when i want to start it.
my OS is windows 7 (32bit)

Tadpolegreen, welcome to the forum.
You have basically completed all of the diagnostics that I would have recommended.  Since the computer is 3 years old it would be a good time to do a System Recovery.  You should make a backup of your personal data before beginning.  The problem you are experiencing can be caused by installing and unistalling programs over time.  Remnants of the programs remain and the computer begins to slow down.  A System Recovery will return the computer to its original configuration and it should run much faster.
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