Has Apple officially released the fix that ends their suggestion to not use
iTunes with Vista?
Dale
> Well, it's not Microsoft's responsibility to insure a competitor's
> software works, so ask Apple for a fix...
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>> stopped. I have download the 'so-called' fix from Apple with the same
>> result. any ideas please
> Well, it's not Microsoft's responsibility to insure a competitor's software
> works, so ask Apple for a fix...
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> > stopped. I have download the 'so-called' fix from Apple with the same
> > result. any ideas please
What a swell person you are. How do we know microsoft hasn't contributed to
the problem. Lets be honest Microsoft has never used its muscle to bully
anyone. right!! Personally all I want to know is whether Apple is doing what
they claim to be doing. Working with Microsoft to resolve the problems. I've
spent enough $$ on MS products and services over the years to deserve an
answer to that.
Debra Lichtenwalner - 16 Apr 2007 16:19 GMT
>> Well, it's not Microsoft's responsibility to insure a competitor's software
>> works, so ask Apple for a fix...
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> spent enough $$ on MS products and services over the years to deserve an
> answer to that.
If it was working and then stopped, have you tried to uninstall & reinstall
the iTunes software? Had you done any updates that week before it stopped
working?
Wileys_Paw - 30 Jul 2007 22:46 GMT
Hmm, interesting reply/retort, as it is, from Dana. It would have been more
tactful, polite, and beneficial to someone who is visiting this particular
discussion page in hopes of finding answers to a problem situation which
obviously involves Microsoft's part in it.
Scott, I am having the same issue almost verbatim with your initial
question regarding the itunes program no longer functioning on my p.c. which
runs on Microsoft Vista Home Premium. This is the main reason I am checking
out these posts. The error message that pop's up after trying to open the
itunes program, and specifically mentions "Windows (a Microsoft product) will
close the program and notify me if a solution is available". That didn't
work. I've searched for answers within the Apple site, to no avail, as well,
since ipod is one of their products.
Have also removed the itunes program and reinstalled the latest itunes
version 7.3.1 on-line a couple times, but still no greenlight.
So Scott, were you able to get an answer to this problem? Please let know
if you have. This applies to anyone else who has something actually helpful
to say... with an actual answer. Thanks in advance. Tony
> What a swell person you are. How do we know microsoft hasn't contributed to
> the problem. Lets be honest Microsoft has never used its muscle to bully
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> > Dana Cline - MCE MVP
> > > "JIC" <JIC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:07A0638D-B1D2-40A0-B243-6E12663B9BD3@microsoft.com...
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> > > stopped. I have download the 'so-called' fix from Apple with the same
> > > result. any ideas please