I had the same problem, the answer is found here.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4054166?start=0&tstart=0
The first suggested link no longer works, go to the one suggested down further.
what mean the itunes has an invalid signature the download has been removed form the system
No. But iTunes cannot run if Quicktime Player is not installed on your computer. (QuickTime has certain functions that iTunes needs in order to be used)
Dtunes not iTunes
without quicktime itunes would go slowtime
No. You need QuickTime in order to run iTunes.
iTunes will not be deleted if you delete Quicktime. iTunes will not work without Quicktime. If you have a Mac you should not delete Quicktime as it forms an integral part of the system and many applications rely on it being present.
Try installing quicktime as a standalone application. The procedure for doing so is as follows: 1. Go to Apple website and download quicktime as a standalone application i.e. without iTunes. Select [QuickTime 7.5.5 for Windows XP or Vista] instead of [ QuickTime 7.5.5 with iTunes for Windows XP or Vista] 2. Run the downloaded quicktime installer. 3. Select [Remove] option first. 4. After complete removal of quicktime, run the quicktime installer again and install quicktime. Your iTunes should now work fine.
You can drag QuickTime videos from your files to the iTunes movies section, and then sync your iPod with iTunes to get it on your iPod.
It is a piece of Apple Software which is installed silently when you install sofware like iTunes, Safari, Quicktime 7.
iTunes 9 requires QuickTime 7.6 or later. If you are running an earlier version of QuickTime you will need to update it. The iTunes installing process should let you know if you need an update but will not do it automatically.
iTunes will not be deleted if you delete Quicktime. iTunes will not work without Quicktime. If you have a Mac you should not delete Quicktime as it forms an integral part of the system and many applications rely on it being present.
That's an error from iTunes. Try reinstalling iTunes and Quicktime.