[gui-talk] Itunes and Windows
Baracco, Andrew W
Andrew.Baracco at va.gov
Tue Jul 6 15:50:27 UTC 2010
I finally resolved the issue by installing Itunes on another computer,
and trying the upgrade again. It succeeded that time. The other
computer is an Asus netbook. The only thing I could think of is that
the netbook has 2 GB RAM. Itunes seems to be a resource hog, and loves
lots of RAM.
Andy
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No thoughts except that I have repeatedly encountered that problem. For
some reason, I didn't have it on this upgrade, but I had to get help
doing
the last one. Not that this is helpful.
I'm running Vista with 1GB RAM. It took a while, but I did get this
upgrade.
Dean
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Subject: [gui-talk] Itunes and Windows
I am having an issue with Itunes, that is perhaps more of a Windows
issue.
I am using a dell desktop with 512 MB RAM, yes, and old computer, and
Windows XP SP3 with all updates.
I have been trying to upgrade my iPhone to the latest software. I
connect the iPhone via USB. Itunes launches and I am offered the
dialogue for the upgrade. After clicking a couple of "nexts", the
process starts. But about 80% of the way through, a dialogue pops up
that says "Itunes has encountered a problem, and needs to close", and I
am offered an opportunity to send an error report to Microsoft, so I
know that it is a Windows issue. I have followed suggestions offered,
such as disabling my firewall and uninstalling and reinstalling itunes,
but nothing I have tried has helped. Any other thoughts?
Andy
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