Trouble with completing the installation

hi there.
i am having trouble with completing the installation process of iTunes 7.0.2. i get to the part where status says "Registering Modules" and it stops there. i leave the program on and untouched for 30 minutes and the installation is still not complete. this totally screws up my computer and makes it unable for me to open iTunes at all. i have unistalled my old iPod softwear (i lost the thing anyhow) and there is no change. please help me i am at the end of my rope and i dont know what to do

i am having trouble with completing the installation process of iTunes 7.0.2. i get to the part where status says "Registering Modules"
this document is the best place to start with one of those:
iTunes 7 or later for Windows Installation stops responding while "registering modules"
... but if no joy there, and you have SpyCatcher (or the version of Ghostsurf Platinum that contains SpyCatcher) on that PC, try uninstalling SpyCatcher altogether prior to the iTunes install.
if the itunes install goes through properly after that, launch itunes at least once prior to reinstalling SpyCatcher.

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