TS1567 ok I just downloaded itunes to my PC and connected my iphone and its asking to download apple mobile device support then instal itunes..

ok i just downloaded itunes to my PC and connected my iphone and its asking to download apple mobile devices support then install itunes ....what do i do please help meee

Sounds like your file really is downloading but you just don't know it.  Check your Downloads folder to see if it's there (and give it enough time to complete!).  You will get the "thank you for downloading" page even though the file is just beginning to download.
If iTunes still isn't downloading, then clear your browser's cache and and try downloading again.

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