Win 8.1 11.1.4.62 update broke my iTunes

Hello,
I got an update notification in iTunes and went ahead and am now unable to start iTunes. I receive the message Entry point not found. The procedure entry point [email protected]. Have reinstalled/rebooted/repaired and no luck. Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Icky

See Re: iTunes 'procedure entry point' error.
tt2

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