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ITunes 7 Problems. Will Install, Won't Start

I installed ITunes 7, along with QuickTime 7. I am able to start and use QuickTime, but I cannot start ITunes. When I do start ITunes, I hit Accept on the Service Agreement, and then after that, this window pops up:

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I do not have Norton 2005, I have 2006. I have tried the fix of going into Quicktime and changing some settings, but that did not help. I have also checked my Processes in the Task Manager to see if tunes flashes for a second and disappears, and it does not. When the error window pops up, I actually get two itunes.exe listed in the Processes.

Is there a fix? Thanks.

Dell, Windows XP

Posted on Sep 26, 2006 6:31 PM

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Sep 27, 2006 3:02 PM in response to gunsnpilots

hmmmmm.

okay, itunes 7.0.1.8 just came out earlier this afternoon. so perhaps let's try this to see if there's any improvement.

first completely uninstall your itunes and quicktime, using the techniques from this document:

Removing iTunes and QuickTime for Windows

next download and save a copy of the itunes 7.0.1.8 installer to your hard drive. (we'll run the install from there rather than online.) switch off antivirus and antispyware applications prior to the install.

iTunes 7.0.1.8 Installer

if that install goes through okay, will your itunes launch properly again?

Sep 27, 2006 4:28 PM in response to gunsnpilots

If iTunes is crashing, why don't you send a crash log to those lazy Apple engineers.

Typically, you'll need to configure Dr. Watson on your PC in order to generate crash logs. Windows start menu -> Run. Type in "cmd". Hit return. At the prompt in the command line window that comes up, type in

drwtsn32 -i

And hit return.

This will create crash logs in Documents And Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\Dr Watson\. There'll usually be a file in here called "drwtsn32.log" If there's already a file there, it most likely has multiple crash logs in it (new crash logs are just appended to the end of the file). So, delete this file. This will make sure you're not sending extra information I don't need. These crash logs are text files, so you can open them in notepad or whatever to see what information you're sending.

So, get the machine setup to collect crash logs, do the thing that makes iTunes crash. You need to send that file to our buddy Roy. Make sure that you include:

(1) the drwtsn32.log file.
(2) the link to this thread.
(3) a one line description of your problem, i.e. "iTunes crashes after license agreement".
(4) the username that you're using here in the discussion boards.

Roy is getting a little swamped with messages and needs to make sure he gets all the information. And if he doesn't get that information, the message is just going to get dropped on the floor.

ITunes 7 Problems. Will Install, Won't Start

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