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I'm trying to delete/uninstall my iTunes on my macbook because I've been having some account issues and would like it to forget my previous iTunes account. However, whenever I try to delete iTunes a window pops up telling me that OS X won't let me modify/delete this file. Is there anyway to get past this? I'm planning on reinstalling iTunes if I can get it uninstalled after.
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Mavericks (10.9.2)
Install the new version. It will overwrite the old version. (Of course, doing so will not delete any account or data.)
You cannot delete/uninstall iTunes because it is inherently included as part of OS X. Trying to do so is the wrong approach. Instead, clean out whatever data you no longer want some other way, such as in iTunss itself.
Install the new version. It will overwrite the old version. (Of course, doing so will not delete any account or data.)
You cannot delete/uninstall iTunes because it is inherently included as part of OS X. Trying to do so is the wrong approach. Instead, clean out whatever data you no longer want some other way, such as in iTunss itself.
OS X won't let me uninstall/delete iTunes
