cant open iTunes store 'NETWORK RESET' message

I keep getting a 'network reset' message when i try to connect to the iTunes store. I can check for itunes updates just fine and Safari works properly.

I removed iTunes and re-downloaded it again... problem still there.

The internet (safari) is working fine. Connecting with both airport AND a LAN line gives same message.

HELP! 4 year old powerbook g4 w/ 1.67 processor and 1 gig ddr ram. OS 10.4.11 and all updates are up to date.

It has been giving me this 'network reset' message for two days now.

powerbook g4, Mac OS X (10.4.11)

Posted on Jun 21, 2010 8:05 AM

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Jul 11, 2010 11:08 AM in response to Thomas Benedum

I had the same issue. Today I couldn't even open the iTunes store. I set up a support call and no sooner had I hit the button than the phone rang. After spending half an hour troubleshooting which included resetting Safari, I think we hit upon a solution. The tech had me move the iTunes preferences file to the desktop. When I reopened iTunes it recreated the file and everything seems to work fine now.

The file is located at: user/library/preferences/com.apple.iTunes.plist.

Don't delete it until you're sure the new one works. You'll have to walk through your iTunes preferences and reset a few things to the way they were before, but it's relatively painless. Good luck.

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