Step 2: From the start menu, click on desktop then select Computer Step 1: You need perform a normal remove of your iTunes and then: How to Remove iTunes Completely on Windows 10/8/7 What's worse, it will influence your PC performance.
Then try to reinstall it.īut note that, you should make the uninstallation in the right order, or the issue can't be fixed. Or you can also try to completely uninstall previous iTunes and its related software components first. Completely Remove iTunes and Re-Install It like Privacy, pop-up, reset to defaults if necessary.Since it helps you to install the iTunes while repairing, you don't need to do the installation again. Windows 7 64-bit and IE8 are fine, but try disabling or looking at your settings, plug-ins, etc. There are 3rd party extensions, plug-ins, download managers, possibly AV program settings that can interfere.Īnd don't please go back to IE7. My main browser is IE8 64-bit (that way plug-ins don't load, more secure, and I can still open IE8 (32-bit) at the same time to use sites with flash etc. There is a main page for Apple Downloads for Windows. Safari, I won't, and it seems to want you to install itself and updates that I prefer not to. įirefox 3.5, 3.6 beta 1, and 3.7 alpha also all work fine and never had an issue. there's a clue in the following thread that on some machines a subnet setting might be causing some grief when downloading installers (producing invalid signature or unknown publisher messages):īut because we're not entirely sure just what Bloody Yetiĭid to his subnet settings, for the moment we're trying the download-with-different-browser-and-unblock-installer-file-if-necessary trick. I'm trying to replicate a success we had here at the forums yesterday in the following thread:Īs to what might be causing all this. Now try running the install again by doubleclicking your iTunessetup64.exe.Īny better luck with that attempt at an install? In the "General" tab, click "unblock", and then click "OK". Now right-click on the iTunesSetup64.exe and select "Properties".
Saving (with safari) a copy of the iTunessetup64.exe to your desktop. If you did the safari-using install online, try instead downloading and When you did the download *using Safari*, did you save a copy of the installer to the desktop and then run it by doubleclicking the iTunessetup64.exe? Or did you do the install "online"?
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