Trouble installing iTunes to Windows Vista PC

When trying to install iTunes 11 to my Windows Vista PC, I get stuck in a continuous loop of clicking to install and accepting the terms of service. Nothing ever installs, it just checks for software and asks me to confirm the terms of service over and over. Any ideas what's going on?

Hey there,
Take no offense in making a new topic. It just helps me keep track of everyone's issues individually. Otherwise, it gets confusing and everyone else gets confused as well.
Ok, MY thought is on Norton. Norton is famous, and not in a good way, for silently blocking iTunes. It has lead to many headaches for many folks.
So, lets try something. Turn Off Norton and try launching iTunes and see if it will come up. Then if that works, I can walk you thru the steps of Configuring Norton to allow iTunes to work alongside. For some reason, Norton is seeing iTunes as malicious, but it is not even prompting the user to block or not. Kinda wierd...I think its a conspiracy
So Post back and keep me updated.
Rachyl

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