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THANK YOU SO MUCH FLINNEYBEE 🙂

follow his steps exactly and you will have no more errors and be able to have itunes installed. i'm good to go now and so happy!

Yes that works perfectly. Had the same error and after uninstalling iTunes and all other pieces of Apple software - rebooting - reinstalling iTunes - it worked again. All it took was 30 minutes ! Thanks very much !!!

Followed Flinnybee's directions EXACTLY. Worked perfectly!! Thank you, thank you!!! Restored my library with all my music, playlists, etc. What a relief..

I was a little afraid to try this but it totally works. Not only do I have Itunes back with all my content in order, but Itunes seems to run a lot better than it did before. Thank you very much for this post.

Great information. Worked like a dream. Many thanks

Itunes walked me through it

1. Go to control. And check to delete programs

2 see. If there is a microsoft.net framework

3. Right click and repair it .

Restart computer

If that does not work the remove all of the apple stuff

Restart computer

Go to www.apple.com

Download itunes there . Do NOT use any other place to download itunes

Note sometimes just repairi g that microsoft.net file does it.

Amazing, thanks so much for this post! I was getting the same error and nothing I tried seemed to work. I'm not that great with computers but I followed your instructions and now its working perfect 🙂 🙂 🙂

Do I then miss all content in iTunes?

Flinneybee, another huge ThankYou for helping me to resolve this issue.🙂

This solution worked for me as well. Thank you!

No, follow flinnybee's instructions exactly and everything will come back. Worked that way for me, restored my whole library, playlists, and wishlists. Couldn't be easier...except if Apple had loaded the upgrade properly.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FLINNEYBEE . It works.

Hazem

Thank you Flinneybee. Like others, had uninstalled/reinstalled a couple of times before finding your post. Took your advice with installing Quicktime first ... know idea if that made a difference but iTunes reinstalled like a dream.

Our first warning sign of a glitch was the update that didn't work, then different error message the second time we tried. Couldn't open iTunes for manual download as recommended by Apple's download service. I ran the registry cleaner to scan for issues but didn't clean it upon review, since issues would be rectified with reinstallation.

Further tip for others - there was an error message that MSVCR80.dll (or something like that) could not be found. This is to do with Visual C++. Don't worry about it if iTunes was working well moments before or waste time on it. Follow Flinneybee's advice, and the necessary components will be reinstalled accordingly. Library remains untouched, including playlists.

If, and only if, you're receiving the msvcr80.dll is missing error when you open Apple iTunes, do the following: (skip this step if your msvcr80.dll error is occurring with a different program)

• Uninstall from Windows the following five programs in this order: iTunes, Apple Software Update, Apple Mobile Device Support, Bonjour, and finally Apple Application Support. If you have iCloud, remove it as well.
  Uninstalling these programs in Windows is done from an applet in Control Panel called Programs & Features (in Windows 8, 7, or Vista) or Add or Remove Programs (in Windows XP).
  Note: Songs and playlists in iTunes will not be removed when you uninstall the iTunes program or any of the other, already-mentioned Apple programs. If you'd still like to back them up, they're usually located in the My Music folder in Windows.
• Download the latest version of iTunes from Apple and note the location you're saving it to so you can find it once it's done.
• Run the iTunes installation as an administrator. If you're not sure how to do that, see How Do I Open an Elevated Command Prompt? for help. That procedure shows you how to open the Command Prompt program as an administrator, but the steps are essentially the same for anything, including the iTunes installation package you just downloaded.
  A general overview of removing and reinstalling iTunes can also be found here on Apple's site but the above procedure seems to work better in this particular situation.

Worked flawlessly, I could not have asked for an easier step by step process. Thanks Flinneybee