Problems installing iTunes update on desktop computer
Apple Software Update popped up to let me know there was an update available to download iTunes (iTunes 64). I usually download it manually because it never works the other way. Once I click on the installer, the process begins and it gets up to the "Welcome to iTunes" window, letting me choose whether I want to include an icon on the desktop, etc. Once I choose these options and click to start the installation, another window pops up with a message that says "All your music. All in one place. Import your favorite CDs with just one click.." etc. At the bottom there is a "Status" bar.
It doesn't seem to get beyond "configuring space requirements." The status bar looks like it's stuck at about 80%, and it's been this way for at least half an hour. Does it really take this long to install? It's gone a lot quicker for me in the past. I haven't installed any new software since the last update and I can't think of anything that would be conflicting with it. I know in the past people have mentioned antivirus software being a culprit, but I'm very reluctant to disable it... I don't want to end up with any viruses/malware on my computer.
Windows, Windows 6