Under support I was told to uninstall and reinstall.  When I try to reinstall it keeps stopping when trying to install the exp file.

Itunes was not recognizing my iphone.  The support function said to uninstall and reinstall ITunes.  I was able to uninstall, however when I was reinstalling it kept having a problem intalling the .exe file. Is there another way or help to reinstall?
Thanks
Stacy

iTunes64Setup.exe download has paused.  I hit the resume button then it the messege that it cannot continuing downloading the iTunes64Setup.exe file.
I was thinking it was my internet.  I reset my internet and it seemed to download iTunes.  It came up, but when I click on the iTunes store button I get the following message:
iTunes has stopped working
A problem caused the program to stop working correctly.  Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available.
Close Program button.
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