Updated to iTunes 7.1 on windows XP professional, wont't start

Have got my new Nano but can't use it. Had to update to 7.1 (w/ lots of struggle)but get the following error
AppName: itunes.exe AppVer: 7.1.0.59 ModName: quicktime.qts
ModVer: 7.1.5.120 Offset: 000cd7e9
Tried "Repair", didn't help. If uninstall, will lose all songs in library (?). Could anybody help please?
PC Windows XP Pro

Have you tried uninstalling both QuickTime and iTunes through Add or Remove programs on your computer?
For instructions, see this:
Removing iTunes and QuickTime for Windows
By the way, an uninstall does not affect your iTunes library files, since they would still be saved in a folder called "iTunes Music" on your computer.
-Kylene

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