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how to install itunes on windows 8

How to install itunes on a windows 8 operating system?

Itunes-OTHER, Other OS, Windows 8 Itunes

Posted on Nov 22, 2012 6:34 PM

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Jan 4, 2013 1:22 PM in response to Henshin_King

Hello all,


I am having a similar problem with my itunes accesibility. I have a lenovo with windows 8 and no matter what browser i use i cannot download itunes from the apple site or any second or third party site. I do not even get to the setup to choose "run" or "save." I simply get to the "Thank you for downloading itunes" page without a download even starting. I saw that someone had the exact same problem as me above but their remedy did not work for me. Please help !


Thanks

Jan 4, 2013 2:28 PM in response to leannewhiteside

I was going to buy the new Dell XPS One 27 touchscreen but now I'm against it, again, mainly because I have little patience for spending loads amount of time on sorting these kind of issues out lol. I've now decided, hopefully I'll stick to it, to buy the new 27" iMac with the i7, 3TB HDD and 8GB RAM (which I'll manually upgrade to 32GB as it's so much cheaper) and use Parallels 8 to run Windows 7/or 8 alongside the iMac OS, leaving the iTunes on the mac OS where it will perform the best too I imagine, and enabling me to use Windows for anything Microsoft related.


I'm sure Apple will fix this issue though sooner or later with iTunes on Windows 8.

Jan 7, 2013 2:14 AM in response to miAppleMe

miAppleMe wrote:


Install Windows 8 Media Center!!!!!



Actually baxter didn't say if he has Windows 8 pro or not, which is what u need to get Windows Media Center. I'm having this same problem getting Itunes with only having Windows 8. I did everything u said besides installing Windows Media Center because i don't have Windows 8 Pro, just Windows 8 that was preinstalled on my laptop when i bought it. It still will not install. It downloads fine both in choosing "save" or "run, both options do the same -downloads then when file is opened gives this error message "This app can't run on your PC. To find a version to run on your PC, check with the software publisher." The people that are also having this problem and have W8pro can get the Windows Media Center download (from http://http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/feature-packs) for free until Jan. 31, 2013 or pay $70 bucks after that day. Except when i try to purchase the upgrade to Pro (which is only $40 online till jan. 31st then goes up) so i could get the Media Center the Windows upgrade assistant wouldn't let me saying that it was not available for purchase online in my region yet... So what to do now? it's really getting kinda ridiculous, like they are blocking at every corner.

Jan 7, 2013 6:49 AM in response to Starrider1

I installed Win 8 Pro upgrade and could not install iTunes. I had a previous version that would not uninstall. I tried many of the fixes offered in the forum, to no avail. Finally I downloaded a trial version version of REVO UNINSTALLER PRO. It did not allow the uninstall of iTunes because of the same error I got with windows uninstall program, i.e. finding the iTunes64.msi installer. I would up using REVO's option to find all iTunes program fragments and registry entries which allowed me to completely uninstall all items. I then installed itunes64 successfully. I hope this helps.

Jan 8, 2013 5:16 AM in response to Henshin_King

In my case I had many remnents of iTunes in my system so I downloaded REVO UNINSTALLER PRO from CNET. I had to scan my system for remnents with the REVO software. It worked perfectly and I was able to install iTunes without any problems with my personal preferences intact. Be careful with REVO because after the scan for remnents it will highlight ANY partical of iTunes, even registry items and delete them. Make a backup of you registry and your system prior to letting REVO do its job. Good luck.

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