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Unable to uninstall Apple mobile device support

Hello,


I'm having big troubles with my Itunes, and more exactly with apple mobile device support.

I tried to uninstall every programmes of itunes (itunes, quick-time, apple mobile, bonjour...) to reinstall it.

I can't uninstall apple mobile device support. It won't disappear from the "programmes and applications". And the option "repair" doesn't work also. And every time i try to reinstall itunes it failed because of apple mobile device installation.


When i'm on my desk, the service apple mobile device is stopped, and when i try to start it, the computer can't reach access, and said something like "error 1053" or "can't access to sthe service". So i think that Apple mobile device support is the key of the problem, but i don't know how to fix it.


I'm a bit desperate because i didn't found anywhere some solutions, so if someone has, i will be very very grateful.


Thanks You

Windows 7

Posted on Feb 1, 2012 5:03 AM

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Feb 28, 2014 7:36 AM in response to pabramley

Thanks pabramley -- best advice! Finally able to clean my computer. But not keen to re-install iTune... will sleep on it for a few weeks!!! .. and if I do eventually re-install, I won't be keen to update. I believe a file called 'QTMovieWin.dll' caused all the upset -- but of course didn't find that out until most iTune related files removed... believing that an update installation was interrupted... so 4 hours later and after purchasing a cleaning prog. which wasn't too good in the end (RegCure)...your solution finally fixed the problem.


Pabramley a big THANK YOU to you! You saved a lot of nerves and computers.. not to mention a portion of respect for Apple!!!


Pabramley's solution is highly recommended to all!! ... Cheers

Unable to uninstall Apple mobile device support

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