Upgraded to 12.3.2.35 and now iTunes Store screens flashes

same problem here as well.

Yes, indeed. That is the condition. As yet I have not discovered a solution. Resizing screen did not help. Neither did running the itunes store in compatibility mode. I guess the real question I have is how did this slip through alpha testing? Strobing a webpage is not a "hidden system feature."

I am running the plain-vanilla Intel(R) Graphics 4000 chip on a Lenovo T430. Same story as everybody else. Flashing black screen only when I am on the store and, yes, mine worked great before this "update."

I'm running Win 7 64 bit. I did a system restore on SAFE mode, and reverted back to iTunes v 12.3.1.23 which works just fine. I'll upgrade to the latest version when Apple gets its act together and the latest version stops flashing! But, this approach worked great and takes all of 3 minutes.

Believe me, Apple knows about this. As I stated, my solution running Win7 64bit was to do a system restore in SAFE mode, which automatically installed the previous version of iTunes - which works perfectly. Easy and quick solution until Apple fixes the glitch in this latest version.

Thanks a lot!

I guess I just won't spend any more money with Apple till they fix this as I feel like I'm gonna have a seizure while watching the flashing display!!

See my note 2 posts above. Go to the previous version - worked on my system perfectly. I will upgrade when the issue is fixed on Apple's end.

Another method would be to download an older iTunes version from the link below and install it after removing the current one causing the issues, in case people don't know how to work safe mode.

Apple - Support - Downloads

Note: Read the descriptions, if you are on a newer computer with windows 10 for example, you need to download an older version from another website as the above website has older versions but they are intended for troubleshooting and might not be a version you desire and or detrimental.

I'm currently looking at this site: http://www.iphonefirmware.com/download-old-versions-of-itunes/#1440545766410-6db 4627e-e452

I don't think removing iTunes deletes your iTunes folder with all your info but you can make a copy of that folder to your desktop just to be sure.

Asking apple for a link to an older version might also prove fruitful. Downloading from a website outside Apple's is less secure.

Many thanks for this temporary fix, infinitely more helpful than the ignorant Apple guy I had on the phone. My screen did not flicker at all, it was just plain black (screen res 2560x1600).

Same problem here.

Select itunes store and screen continuous flashes every few seconds.

It made it a bit hard to buy some songs today.

Why would Apple not get right on this problem?

elyk

Hi all

I can only assume that this problem is not happening to everyone. If it were, I can assure you that Apple would be onto the problem. That said, as people out there have slowly upgraded, it appears that it is relatively widespread given the number of threads popping up. Interestingly various people have posted here that they have individually told Apple Support who a) pretend they haven't heard of the issue and b) go onto say they will get engineering to get onto it and post a solution in a few days. Well, a few days have gone and gone and gone and nothing has happened. Rolling back iTunes is not an ideal solution given it can lead to other issues depending on what other updates have been installed since. Even uninstalling and reinstalling an older version is not for the feint hearted

It would appear too that the problem is slightly different for different people. It ranges from a black screen in the iTunes music store to full on flickering / flashing to mild flickering /flashing. Hence why some people simply can't use the store through to people like me being able to use it albeit in amongst the flashing / flickering..

We'll give them a few more days. It surely must be hitting their bank balance though. I would have thought the problem is prevalent enough to show diminished sales during what I imagine to be their busiest sales time for music.

I have to agree that going back to an older version is not a fix, it is just ignoring the problem and wait for Apple to come up with a solution. For the moment I just stopped using the Itune store on my PC and buy my stuffs directly on one of my i device. It's all the same account anyways so when Apple comes out with a real solution then it will download whatever purchase was made to my PC.