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when I close down my iTunes its been coming up with "one or more applications are using the iTunes scripting interface" What's going on? and can it be disabled?
iTunes for Windows-OTHER, iTunes, iPod, and storage
What software is running in the task bar? iTunes Folder Watch? Last.FM? Something has to be talking to iTunes. Close that first and the problem will go away.
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What software is running in the task bar? iTunes Folder Watch? Last.FM? Something has to be talking to iTunes. Close that first and the problem will go away.
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all I mainly have in the task bar is items pinned to task bar and not even opened except Google Chrome. other then that its basically might be in the quick launch on Windows 8.1
Autoruns is a useful tool for identifying and selectively disabling start-up processes. Have at look at what loads and see if you can see anything media related that might try to attach itself to iTunes.
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I have the same problem and tried autoruns. Thanks for the info. But I get a fairly long list of programes and they are anything but self-explaining, if you are not an expert. How can I find out who is talking to itunes? And then I just untick the box in order to disable it? Might that cause problems somewhere else, since there could be a good reason why it is in the start-ups?
It is a shame Hawkeye.Keith didn't tell us what program he'd found was causing the issue for him. With luck something would suggest itself from the list as being media related. I've mentioned iTunes Folder Watch and Last.FM already, and I think some Bluetooth utilities also attach to iTunes. What items do you have in the task bar/notification area?
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in the task bar bottom right except for the black-and-white system icons: Dropbox, Norton Antivirus, Intel HD Graphics, Bluetooth Devices, Realtek HD Audio Manager, Microsoft Office Upload Center, Intel Rapid Storage Technology, One Drive, iCloud, Cisco VPN
BTW: My Bluetooth is not working at all, when trying to connect with an external speaker, maybe this is a related problem.
Try closing the Bluetooth Devices icon and then see if iTunes still complains on exit.
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It still complains... Anyway, thanks for it, but this is actually not a big issue, after all I can live with complaining iTunes 🙂
What annoys me instead is that Bluetooth is not working and I cannot hear my iTunes songs from an external speaker.
I'm afraid I don't have any experience with Bluetooth speakers. iTunes ought to be playing to the system audio device, if you can direct that to the speakers then it ought to work.
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applications using iTunes scripting interface
