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Jan 27, 2011 7:51 AM in response to benbenxby polydorus,I haven't heard of this dll before, but googling it it appears to be a component of Ahnlab hackshield. Do you have this? If so, could it be damaged?
One thing you can try is to disconnect from the internet and disable all security software and then try reinstalling iTunes.
I did notice a suggestion that this file can be malicious so it might be as well to run a malware scan with the free version of MalwareBytes.
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Jan 27, 2011 2:10 PM in response to benbenxby sammm30,eroor 7 windows error 126 comes up on mine to have reinstalled and everything dont tnink it connected windows 7 because it came up on mine too mine is xp -
Jan 29, 2011 1:18 AM in response to polydorusby benbenx,Ok so I ran the scan, but it didn't recognize it as a malware, so I deleted it nonetheless.
I reinstalled it, but still it shows the same error. -
Jan 29, 2011 2:00 AM in response to benbenxby polydorus,You didn't say if if you have Ahnlab hackshield, if you do, deleting V3HUNT.dll is not something you want to do.
V3HUNT.dll is nothing to do with iTunes and I would not expect it to appear unless there was other software trying to use it.
Did you use malware bytes to do a full scan of your PC or did you just scan V3HUNT.dll? You need to do a full scan.
On the other dll problem ODBC32.dll
Try running SFC to see if that repairs anything.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929833
You probably do have an underlying Windows problem causing this, I don't normally suggest reinstalling Windows unless things are very bad, but if you can do it without too much trouble, that would be one way out of this. -
Jan 29, 2011 6:57 AM in response to polydorusby benbenx,Ok I so I managed to remove the errors by pasting these .dll files into the iTunes folder at C:/Progam Files(x86)/iTunes.
I ran the SFC and indeed found a problem with ODBC32.dll, so I followed the instructions and replaced it with another from my sister's laptop, which ran Windows7 as well.
I think this may be only temporary, as many have linked these errors with viruses, malwares, etc.
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Jun 25, 2011 2:31 PM in response to benbenxby zhansen06,Here is how I fixed the problem.
Uninstall Apple Application Support, Apple Mobile Device Support, Apple Software Update, Bonjour, iTunes, and Quicktime. Basically any Apple software.
Download and re-install itunes, it will install all of the above.
Open iTunes. It now runs correctly.
I was having the same problem until I did this, and it fixed the problem right away.
Sit back and enjoy music.
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Oct 14, 2011 8:39 AM in response to zhansen06by squawk1200,did the same thing, itunes latest update still will not run, windows error 7 (126). is apple trying to alienate people? if so, they are doing a great job......
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Jan 26, 2014 3:07 PM in response to zhansen06by musicman9019,this fixed my problem as well. thanks for sharing!
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Jan 27, 2014 10:48 AM in response to benbenxby Lumenous,I allowed Itunes to update and this error started to happen to me. Everything worked fine before this latest update. My issue is that we have reorganized our Ituned by Genre and probably 1/2 of my music (8000+ songs/books) never came up with titles so we spent alot of time doing this for Itunes. If I uninstall and reinstall will it remove these edits? I have backed up my music folders today to make sure but have not tried this before. I am not a novice and have alot of experience with PC repair. I am afraid of losing alot of time and effort.
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Jan 27, 2014 12:50 PM in response to Lumenousby lel1956,I installed the iTunes version 11.1.4.62 update on Jan. 23, 2014 and the error messages started. I'm 99.9% sure the iTunes update is the root of the problem. I uninstalled iTunes and reinstalled iTunes (version 11.1.4.62) and it still will not open (I still get the Error 7/Error 126 message). I'm also getting an error message when I reboot by PC that says there is an APSDaemon.exe - System Error. That message reads: The program can't start because MSVCR80.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem. I'm not sure what program it is referring to. Apple iTunes I assume. Again the reinstall of iTunes did not fix the problem. I read about a fix for the latter (or maybe both problems at www.pcsupport.about.com that said to remove all Apple software in a certain sequence then reinstall iTunes to fix the problem. Have'nt tried that fix yet. I may just restore my system to an date earlier than Jan. 23, 2014 and see if that fixes the problem. I'm not sure if installing iTunes will fix the MSVCR80.dll problem. Lumenous: As long a you back up your music library before you uninstall/reinstall iTunes you should be OK. If I understand correctly the uninstall/reinstall will not affect your music library files (they are not deleted) but I always, always make a backup. I can't speak to the problem with your titles not being there after you reorganized by genre. I've done quite a bit of editting in my music library over the years (adding titles, artists, etc.) and never experienced that problem.
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Jan 27, 2014 12:54 PM in response to lel1956by lel1956,Forgot to say above I'm running Windows 7 Pro 64bit.
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Jan 27, 2014 3:22 PM in response to benbenxby kallykay,I was having the same problem with the Error 7 and Error 126 (along with the MSVCRD.dll). I uninstalled all the apple apps as mentioned above and reinstalled Itunes with no problem. Up and running normally. Wanted to thank you all for your posts and encourage you to try this - worked for a lame-o like me
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Jan 28, 2014 8:34 AM in response to kallykayby lel1956,Glad to hear it kallykay. And your not a lame-o, you got it done!
I attempted to do a system restore to a point before the iTunes update but was never able to do a successful restore. I did the Apple software uninstall per the instructions on www.pcsupport.about.com. I uninstalled the software in the following prescribed order:
1. iTunes
2. Apple Software Update
3. Apple Mobile Device Support (this program was still in the list but really was removed)
4. Bonjour
5. Apple Application Support
6. iCloud (I had trouble uninstalling iCloud, no uninstall button, had to use the change button which brings up an uninstall option) iCloud also remained on the list after uninstall but a second uninstall confirmed it had been removed.
7. All other Apple programs (Quicktime, Safari, MobileMe Control Panel, in my case)
I then rebooted my laptop PC and reinstalled iTunes. All of the errors are gone. My songs, rating, numbers of plays, etc. are still intact. The "Apple Software Update" program was reinstalled with iTunes. I expect I will be prompted to download and reinstall the other removed Apple software.
Acer Laptop Win 7 Pro 64bit