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in services look for windows installer make sure it is set to manual
I tunes
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New #13
Lets see if this helps
Run several times if errors are found
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
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New #14
Umm... I haven't had this problem before, and I don't really think my solution will work. Anyway, here it is:
Run CCleaner and delete what it finds.
Turn off any Antivirus programs.
Right click the install file and press Run as administrator
Install it.
You may have iTunes working. If it doesn't work, just try installing iTunes 10.0, or go back to iTunes 9.
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New #15
My personal solution....not to use it at all!
In all fairness though, if you have an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch, you really do need it.
A couple of threads I found which may help....
https://www.sevenforums.com/software/...ml#post1053853
iTunes, Bonjour, and You.
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New #17
It is of course your choice.
I have helped out on BSOd and the solution was remove I tunes
NOobvious has give a link showing problems with Itunes.
If you were paying me and I had to give you the best advice, it would be dont reinstall until you unistall Itunes and the forget about it
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New #18
I see the problem as not being able to uninstall Bojour which when I delete it says it is being used in the Apple application and I have deleted every apple file I can find
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New #19
Hve managed to clear Bonjour out re run I Tunes installation and get message in attached file
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New #20
Thanks to Nooobvious I used Z Zip File Manager to separate the folder and then install programmes individually slightly different to his reccomendations but the same principle
See this iTunes, Bonjour, and You.
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