itunes error 7 windows error 126

I couldn't find the two Windows/System 32/Quicktime folders to delete them (maybe because I'm still on Vista?),but it still worked. Thanks Flinneybee!

Thank you! This link to info was perfect. I followed the directions and uninstalled all apple items as listed, then restarted, reinstalled and all was well. It took about 20 minutes tops to do everything.

Thanks so much. I;ve been fighting with Itunes for a week and this worked 🙂

Thank you so much Flinneybee!

I'm so glad I came across your help.

It took me about 40 minutes to uninstall/re-install, but I'm not very good with computers.

I'm now happy to report that everything is working.

Thank you for your post!

Thanks Flinneybee, worked fine on a Win7 machine, still trying to get it right on a PC running XP. Already tried 4 o 5 times, last time even "repaired" the registry with CCleaner, same result:

"iTunes was not installed correctly. Please reinstall iTunes. Error 7 (Windows error 127)".

1.- Unistalled everything Apple.

2.- Didn't find any of the mentioned folders.

3.- Reboot.

4.- Repaired the .NET files.

5.- Reboot.

6.- Installed in this order QuickTime.msi, AppleApplicationSupport.msi, iTunes.msi.

7.- Still getting Error 7.

Am I missing something?

Is it impossible under XP?

Yup!! Flinneybee advice worked for me also..and it worked like a charm! Just follow the steps..I didn't lose a single song! Woot! Thank you Flinneybee!! I owe you a drink!

Flynneybee! It worked! Thank you!

Followed the steps, and it worked perfectly!!!! Thank you. I was at my wits end.

Another saved by Flinnybee --Thanks

Thanks Flinneybee! His post is ALL you need. Installing QuickTime before iTunes is key!

DO NOT follow anything else if you get the windows error 7..

Flinneybee ROCKS! This information helped me fix my 2 day nightmare!! thanks a bunch 😍

Everything Flinneybee suggested worked but when I attempted to uninstall the iTunes program (and the rest following Flinneybee's order of those programs) I kept getting a message that I didn't have the administrative authority to uninstall the program. I searched the UAC feature under my Control Panel folder in order to stop all administrative authorizations for adding and removing programs. This made the uninstalls pretty quick and I was able to reinstall iTunes immediately. My iTunes is back and I have lost none of my library. Thank you, Flinneybee!

OMG YOU ARE WONDERFUL FLINNEYBEE. thank you soooo much, it worked after finally googling instructions I found this, what a life saver. The only thing is though be very careful downloading a registry fix, it downloaded lots of other things with it that i had to delete. However I did everything else you said, deleted all apple inc things in my control panel, etc restarted and then re installed itunes and everything is back and working like new. Thanks again, i was struggling with this for about an hour prior to finding this! It so nice when strangers help strangers. Hope lots of other see this and it also helps them! 🙂

Flinneybee - big thank you as I printed your suggestion - followed it to the letter and now have a working itunes!

This old lady was getting po'd and you certainly kept me from hurling my computer off the deck.

Karen

Many thanks to Flinneybee! I've been frustrated trying to solve this problem on my computer for the past week and not being able to access or use iTunes on my Windows 7 computer. I was not able to find the Windows System32 QuickTime files to delete on my computer, but I followed the other steps and the worked. I did not have to repair my registry. Your solution did the trick. Much appreciated!