Windows vista, trouble reinstalling itunes

I had to remove itunes and am not trying to reinstall it. I have gone through my computer, uninstalled and deleted all the apps and components as recommended in 'itunes troubleshooting. Downloading the software is fine, the installation begins but the tells me that "a newer version of quicktime is already installed". Don't understand how I can have something newer than apple is offering on the website. Please help me solve this. I went to our local apple store and got told, they couldn't help because I have a window PC not a Mac!

Hi.
I need some help myself, I have installed iTunes after uninstalling it because once updated it no longer worked. However,  when I go to the icon on desktop, there is a blue and yellow shield. Once I click on it, it say:
The Program can't start beause MediaToolbox.dll is missing from you computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix the problem.      (I have already tryed)
Then after pressing ok another message apeares saying:
iTunes was not installed correctly. Please reinstall iTunes. Error 7 (windows error 126)
If you can help me then please answer. Thank you

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