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I am running iTunes for Windows through Parallels with 32-bit Windows 7 (Mac is up to date with Mojave). It has been running perfectly since its installation until this morning. It says that it cannot connect to the iTunes Store and gives the error code 0x80090302. Is it possible that Apple has quietly ceased iTunes support for Windows 7 as it did some time ago for Windows XP?
iMac Line (2012 and Later)
Hello Gracej2. Sorry your post was unanswered for so long. I have this issue also, and decided to search for older threads about it, and obviously found your post. I certainly do not think Apple has ceased iTunes support for Windows 7, but I do think changes at the iTunes Store have broken compatibility with older versions of iTunes for Windows. It might be helpful to know what version you are using. Meanwhile, there are other threads about this issue, such as https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250770211.
Hello Gracej2. Sorry your post was unanswered for so long. I have this issue also, and decided to search for older threads about it, and obviously found your post. I certainly do not think Apple has ceased iTunes support for Windows 7, but I do think changes at the iTunes Store have broken compatibility with older versions of iTunes for Windows. It might be helpful to know what version you are using. Meanwhile, there are other threads about this issue, such as https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250770211.
Itunes was not working correctly, and would not accept update. Consequently I have uninstalled iTunes, Apple software update, Apple mobile device, Bonjour and Apple application support 32-bit & 64-bit. I have downloaded iTunes64Setup on Windows 7 and have received an unknown error (0x80090302) with the advice to try again later! I have done this twice with the same result. I need advice on how to restore iTunes.
I am running iTunes for Windows through Parallels with 64-bit Windows 10. It has been running perfectly since its installation until this morning. It says that it cannot connect to the iTunes Store and gives the error code 0x80090302. Is it possible that Apple has quietly ceased iTunes support for Windows 7 as it did some time ago for Windows XP?
Actually, I finally came to the same conclusion that you did. Updating to the latest version of iTunes for Windows solved the problem. Thanks for your response.
If you would prefer to use an older version of iTunes, it looks like 12.6.5.3 still works: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250770211
I see you have started your own thread, https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250832592.
"Updating to the latest version of iTunes for Windows solved the problem."
GOOD NEWS ! Just update all important window updates ( I don't know exactly which one ) It will be fixed . Signed in now for me .
That might possibly help - but only if you are using a version of iTunes that is still supported by the store!
0x80090302
