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iTunes update failed. Ended with error 7 (Windows error 126) and ask to reinstall.
After reinstallation I get missing MSVCR80.dll
I run Windows 7 Pro all updated.
Help, can not sync my iPhone.
iPhone 4, iOS 6
I have the same problem! Help! No iTunes; no updates!
I have the same problem! Help! No iTunes; no updates!
I'm having the same issue - have had for the past several days - have tried reinstall several times, now I have no iTunes at all
I fixed it by following recommandation in this tread :
It's a brute-force approach but it worked out.
here's how and who recommanded it:
otacon72 and turingtest2
Re: msvcr80.dll
22 janv. 2014 23:13 (in response to Maisa)
Go into Programs and Features and uninstall all of these items in the following order:
Reboot, download iTunes, then reinstall, by right-clicking the downloaded installer (exe file) and selecting Run as Administrator.
Should fix the issue
Not letting me remove Mobile Device Support...
Thanks for that - worked for me!
Have you removed them in ORDER ?
In my installation Mobile Device Support uninstall process ran but schroll back after 100%
I rebooted my Windows, downloaded a full iTunes 11.1.4 and ran install as ADMIN and it worked for me.
I gave up on that one, but it seems to have worked anyway. I'm just glad all my playlists and everything are still here. That would've SUCKED! Thanks for the info, though!
I also have quick time. When do I unstill that? From what order on the list??
I didn't undo that one, mine's working fine now.
QuickTime isn't in the list, I did not uninstall it.
The order is as listed in my post.
Good luck!
So I have seen this approach work sometimes and sometimes not. I had a similar problem with the last version where if I tried to access the store part of iTunes (I was fine in the library), then it would crash. That uninstall method worked the first time, but the second time I had to copy a file from the Common Files area to the iTunes folder specifically. I believe it was QTMovieWin.dll. Then the last version allowed me to access the store.
Now after updating to 11.1.4, I get the same error (error 7, Windows error 127) which is followed with:
The procedure entry point ?videoTracks@QTMovie@@QBE?AV?$Vector@V?$RefPtr@VQTTrack
@@@***@@$0A@VCrashOnOverflow@2@@***@@XZ could not be located in the dynamic link library C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Apple\Apple Application Support\WebKit.dll. The file is there but obviously I can't access WebKit.dll to see what is inside it.
I also found this older article (http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3074) regarding an Error 7 (though it's for Windows 7) which deals with the .NET Framework. I believe I updated it and I still get the same error on launch.
Any ideas on this one?
For the iTunes.exe - Entry Point Not Found error try the fix posted here: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5817429?answerId=24606602022#24606602022
tt2
Yes this did work! So I checked if that file was there before and it was HOWEVER, it was an older version from September I believe (probably from the last version) that didn't get replaced with the update. But the one from the Common Files was a new version from 1/20/14 for me. Can't believe I didn't realize this. Thank you! So if people have this problem, make sure to check the date on the QTMovieWin.dll file
Good to know the fix worked. 🙂
tt2
Thank you, the fix worked
itunes update to 11.1.4 failed ERROR 7 (Windows error 126)
