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Apple offers iTunes fix for Vista users
Apple late Thursday posted iTunes Repair Tool for Vista 1.0, a software update that fixes iTunes issues reported by new Windows Vista users. According to widespread reports, music purchased from the iTunes Store could not be played in iTunes on the new Microsoft operating system released this week. Users reported that they received a message saying their computer was not authorized to play the purchased tracks. “The iTunes Repair Tool for Vista 1.0 will repair permissions for important files required by iTunes to play your iTunes Store purchases,” Apple states in the brief release notes.
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If Apple’s devs would learn about a little thing called ‘pointers’ and ‘memory allocation’ they wouldn’t bluescreen my system so often.
Posted by dischord on October 9, 2007 at 1:09 PM (PDT)
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A question to you guys. I have recently purchased a new PC. I have upgraded to Vista and just yesterday downloaded itunes 7.5 which I think is the latest version. The problem I have encountered is i-tunes recognises my ipod but does not allow me to manage previously saved music. (ie. it’s there but grayed out). Also, when I download new music off cd’s, it stores them in another library all together in tunes and does not donload them onto my ipod at all. What am I doing wrong?
Posted by kon delesantis on November 6, 2007 at 4:54 PM (PDT)
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i have a new ipod-touch and can’t get it to be recognized or even seen when I’m in my itunes (.ca) i run vista and finally had to initiate the i-touch opp system itself using an older computer using XP… i still need to sync with my library. Is there something to be done to see the i-touch ..even in expolore it’s not seen. Thanks
Posted by steve on December 26, 2007 at 11:51 AM (PDT)
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can anybody please help me. i bought an ipod touch and i just got done downloading itunes setup on my pc, which runs on vista. everytime i try and open it up i get a message saying its not a valid win32 application. i have no idea what that means and know nothing about computers. Please help me :(
Posted by heather on June 8, 2008 at 5:46 PM (PDT)
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