iTunes Component not Installed? Error -45075?

I installed these programs in order-top-to-bottom (minus the setup admin) and my iTunes now works. Can be found in the installer or C:\Users\Your Username\appdata\local\temp and in a folder 'IPX###.tmp (### is a generated number)

For general advice see Troubleshooting issues with iTunes for Windows updates.

The steps in the second box are a guide to removing everything related to iTunes and then rebuilding it which is often a good starting point unless the symptoms indicate a more specific approach. When reinstalling right click on the downloaded setup file and use run as administrator. It may also help to pre-install the Microsoft Universal C Runtime.

Review the other boxes and the list of support documents further down the page in case one of them applies.

The further information area has direct links to the current and recent builds in case you have problems downloading, or want to revert to an older version if the current one won't work properly for you at the moment. 12.6.0.100 in particular may not work correctly for everyone, in which case rolling back to 12.5.5.5 is a realistic approach.

Your library and device backups should be unaffected by these steps but there are links to backup and recovery advice should it be needed.

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Start with the Microsoft Program Install and Uninstall Utility to clean up any potential problems with the Windows installer. Then see the section Install missing components and try installing the components one at a time in the correct order.

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For general advice see Troubleshooting issues with iTunes for Windows updates.

The steps in the second box are a guide to removing everything related to iTunes and then rebuilding it which is often a good starting point unless the symptoms indicate a more specific approach. When reinstalling right click on the downloaded setup file and use run as administrator. It may also help to pre-install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable.

Review the other boxes and the list of support documents further down the page in case one of them applies.

The further information area has direct links to the current and recent builds in case you have problems downloading, or want to revert to an older version if the current one won't work properly for you at the moment.

Your library and device backups should be unaffected by these steps but there are links to backup and recovery advice should it be needed.

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i have the same error that pops up. I have manually uninstalled all apple products and services from the control panel and also installed the latest version 12.6 of iTunes, still I get the same error every single time that i try to install iTunes back on my windows 10 64bit PC.

I am not able to install iCloud on windows too as it says contact your vendor since some components are missing.

Anyone here can help me?

After installing from iTunes64Setup.exe, instead of running iTunes, open the iTunes64Setup.exe file using WinRAR or some other archiving software. You'll see a bunch of msi files - double click AppleApplicationSupport64.msi and follow the installation instructions. Once this was complete, I was successfully able to run iTunes.

Hello, BenderRules

So, I have had some problems downloading iTunes to fix my phone "Iphone dispabled, connect to iTunes"

So i have finally got it working but when i open iTunes it says component missing "45075" i tried your solution but in my programs the only apple program was itunes.... do i have to download all those other programs or just delete itunes i need help ASAP....

Hi, I had the same problem and I found the working solution. Here's the youtube tutorial How to fix Itunes Error 45075 - YouTube

You basically need to open the iTunes install file with WinRAR, it will show a list of installers. Doubleclick and install AppleApplicationSupport.msi for 32 bit or AppleApplicationSupport64.msi if you are running 64 bit of course.

Now your iTunes starts again.

BR/Jazz

Solution for Windows 64 bits:

Install the component AppleApplicationSupport64.msi which is located inside iTunes64Setup.exe

(to access the AppleApplicationSupport64.msi you just have to decompress iTunes64Setup.exe using 7-zip or WinRar)

I tried your instructions but all that appeared was iTunes. None of the others you mentioned was in the list

Try the post above.

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Try the post above.

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Hi JarGrapeRah,

I've been having this same issue for over a week. In previous versions of Itunes 64bit builds, two files required repairing, but for this build the mobiledevices and AppleApplicationSupport appear to build nicely and install.

It would be great if the error message informed the user which "component" failed to install, instead of stating the obvious. One other annoying fact is I've tried to re-install every day, and repair after every re-install. I've also tried to re-install a couple of previous versions of 64bit builds, but the files for my system have been 64 bit, and certain libraries where built with the previous version to this release, so no backwards compatibility.

I have 4 Iphones, 3 Ipods and 1 Ipad waiting to be synched and updated. Only thing you could do if you have a wireless network, is change your settings and update/synch wirelessly until this issues is resolved.

I am not sure if the issue is Apples or Windows. Either way, its a shame, as Itunes desktop for windows is a great utility and should be supported bu both Apple and Windows.

An older error code or 45019 produces the same error message on the earlier 64 bit builds of Itunes.

Not sure this helped. BTW I have a windows 8 box, 64bit, so no windows 7. I suspect my kids 64bit Windows 7 box which has the previous 64bit build, was working but will check.

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Ok I have a solution, which worked for me on my 64bit Windows 8 machine. The process is manual. It appears when you re-install Itunes, that not all components are removed, and this is the key.

Manually uninstalled the following components from settings -> control panel -> programs -> programs and features.

I used the following order:

1. Apple Application Support

2. Apple Mobile Device Support

3. Bonjour

4. ICloud

5. ITunes

6. QuickTime.

I am not sure if the uninstall of all of the above resolved the issue by brute force, or if it would have been better to remove each component and then check ITunes status, to determine which component was the cause., as I But for 64Bit Windows 8 box, follow the above and with any luck you can install ITunes64bit build only again and remove the silly error.

I can confirm ITunes does not crash and the warning is gone, I can backup and update devices freely.

Thank you very much! Worked like charm!