Windows 7: iTunes 64 is not working on Win 7 64

Ok I've had problems with iTunes 64 opening period for the last few weeks.

When I first got Windows 7 64 and installed iTunes it worked fine for the first few days, then started giving me issues with constantly staying in sync with my iPhone.



Since I have an iPhone I really do need iTunes to work & I do prefer it as my media player anyways compared to others for many reasons, so this is really killing me.

Any ideas or issues that I can try?

I've uninstalled/installed it like 6 times, used CCleaner, allowed everything iTunes, Bounjour & apple to have access through the firewall both private & public.

I'm at a standstill. I hope someone here can help.

I believe that some people have been able to mitigate this issue by downgrading iTunes from version 9.0.2 to version 9.0.0. There may be an update soon at the Microsoft Answer site.

A few other potential fixes...
A USB port on a USB card not part of the P55
Deleting the iPodDevices.xml file from C:\Users username\AppData\Local\Apple Computer\iTunes
Disabling Bonjour
Turning on C-state capability in BIOS

Ok I did all of that except for turning on C-state capability in bios - what does that do & how do I do it?

I'm going to look for version 9.0.0 now...

I tried deleting everything apple, but quicktime wouldnt uninstall from control panel after like 5 times even after a couple of restarts & to try again.

I also used the registry on CCleaner.

So then I tried downloading 9.0.0 & it gave me an error about quicktime not being available or something.

But I allowed quicktime to be installed with the new download?

Any ideas? This is so frustrating.

This sounds to me like everything just keeps corrupting, Quicktime is defiantly corrupt, well the uninstaller is, , uhmm, need to somehow clear your PC of any apple remains, but its going to be a job and a half finding every little bit and deleting it.

I was able to find everything apple & uninstall except for quicktime.

Where else/how do I delete/uninstall other than control panel & CCleaner?

I have horrible problems with iTunes 9.x, my iPod Touch, and Windows 7 64: large file transfers to my iPod often fail, and it takes down all my USB devices until I reboot; and the volume and slider controls do not work in the video window (but standalone Quicktime is fine).

So far I have had to completely restore/reinstall my Touch 3 times, and Apple don't want to know. I think that their 64 bit USB driver is f@@@@@.

I dunno if this helps, but would a Touch work with Winamp?

Hi Johnny I suggest you uninstall all things Apple as has been already suggested.
Follow this link to use MS removal tool and follow the prompts, here is the D/L link:
Description of the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility

After downloading and installing you will need to remove all apple software, IE:

• quiktime
• bonjour
• apple media
• apple updates software
• itunes
• itunes installer

AFter you finish, reboot! Download Itunes 9.02 64 bit version, here is the link:
Apple - iTunes - Download iTunes Now
Before installing Itunes to your system make sure your iphone is disconnected.
Once itunes is installed connect your iphone, listen for the 2 distinct sounds, they will be the usb drivers installing your phone, the first sound is the generic usb driver because windows 7 recognises your phone as a camera, the second sound is the itunes driver recognising your phone. See screenshot!
Open up Itunes and see if your iphone is recognised in itues, if yes perform sync.
The biggest issue thats been observed is the backup process with iphone! ITunes has been observed to hang midway point during the phone backup and sync then hangs. There is a workaround fix for this, you can either disable the backup in cmd mode or you can do this with a software fix. Follow this link and download and install the Iphone Backup switch and enable! This will shut down the backup procedure and you will have the sync function operational again. http://microseconds.com/?page_id=395
Sorry to be so long winded, report back to us how it went.

Regards,
Adrian

Ok I finally was able to download cleanup & remove quicktime which was giving me problems uninstalling from every where else.

Are you sure I want to download 9.0.2?

I thought I should download 9.0.0 and then upgrade from within?

That was one of the work arounds people with Windows 7 64 have found worked?