I have quicktime installed on windows 7, 64 bit, and then installed the 64 bit version of iTunes. Install is successful, but when I try ot run iTunes, I get an error - "QuickTime was not found". Any suggestions?
iTunes-OTHER, Windows 7
Found my own answer - in case it's useful to someone else:
- unistalled iTunes and QuickTIme
- restarted system
- searched for every instance of a Quicktime or iTunes file on my drive and deleted them
- did a new install of the 64 bit iTunes package (which includes QuickTime)
- iTunes now runs fine
I have the same problem, and while I can 'fix' it with the approach described here, I have to 'fix' it that way EVERY TIME I launch itunes. I suppose the lousy support for mainstream computers is apple's way of saying, 'well of course you can't use your phone, you're not living in a (TM) apple home (TM) please sell your existing home and purchase one from apple if you want your phone to work.' I never would have imagined that as a computer programmer it would be a multi-hour/failed installation process to get iTunes and the iPhone4 working properly. What a joke.
QuickTime not found error when trying to run iTunes 64 bit on W7, QuickTime not found error when trying to run iTunes 64 bit on W7
