Unable to install Apple Mobile, during a fressh iTunes install to XP

A popup displays the message that its unable to install Apple MObile Device because lacking privilege.
I have read previous discussions about similiar problems, and tried all. I have positively cleaned all traces of itunes and related apps, and tried to install from scratch with the latest iTunes 11, same error occurs.
Suggestions are much appreciated.
Thanks in advance for spending some cycles on this.
-Steve

I have tried that, it didn't work.  My problem is verbatim the original post, all of it.  I understand they are possibly two different issues, but if the OP had the exact same problem, maybe it's related.  I have tried every troubleshooter found on here so far.  It all works until the very end where it is says Apple Mobile Device USB Driver is not digitally signed and fails to load.  I did a complete recover on my computer and started over at factory settings.  Same problem.  It was at factory settings when it worked the first time, so I even went back and did the first iTunes install as the version I had when I got my phone and tried starting from there.  Same exact problem.
I've uninstalled and reinstalled the driver, I've done a manual install, I've make sure everything was started and restarted in the Services option.  I've reinstalled all the files for Apple Mobile Services and rewrote the registry files for it all copied from a working computer.  None of it works.
And I don't really care about the disc drive issue, just the other half.  The registry walk through works to get the error to go away for the disc drive, but then it screws up the drive's driver and it won't work at all anyway.  I don't mind clicking through that error each time and using a different program to burn.  But I do need iTunes to sync my phone.

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