Why I Cannot Download Itunes

  

Why i cannot download itunes for windowsWhy cant i download itunes music to my iphoneItunes 7

Cannot download iTunes for Windows 7 64-bit. I can not get ITUNES to download. It says it is incompatible. But you cannot reply to this thread. ITunes has a built-in download manager. To pause/resume downloading individual songs, albums or music videos, hover over an in-progress download in the Downloads menu, then click the Pause/Resume button at the rightmost side. To pause all downloads at once, click the Pause Downloads button. ITunes not syncing songs to iPhone, iPod, or iPad. Run iTunes and connect your iPhone, iPod, or iPad to your PC. Once the iDevice appears in iTunes, click on it. Next, click “Music” on the left. If iTunes says “iCloud Music Library is On”, turn it off.

I am running Windows 7 and am trying to download iTunes version 10.5.2. I get different messages each time I try – one says Incompatible Application, another says Invalid Signature. How come it won’t download?

2> Transfer iPhone data back to iTunes, which iTunes cannot make it. Free download AnyTrans for iOS, install and launch it > Connect your iPhone to the computer via USB cable. How to Download iTunes. This wikiHow teaches you how to download Apple's iTunes program to your Windows or Mac computer. You can also download the iTunes Store app on.

Itunes 7

  1. Make sure your Apple Software Installer is up to date (Start, All Programs, Apple Software Update.) In my case, the updates downloaded but I had to perform a manual install from the Apple Update Window toolbar. Once the Apple software updates were installed iTunes 10.5.2 installed flawlessly.

    • YOU ARE AMAZING!!! The update totally allowed iTunes to update! I think I may be in love with you!!!

  2. try to download on another pc then transfert via usb key.

    ALso do you have the same message when you download other type of software?

  3. Cheryl,

    Make sure you are installing iTunes for the right processor architecture. To check what yours is, go to Start -> Search and type 'msinfo32.exe' and press Enter or 'Ok'. Then in the System Type item if it is 'x86-based PC' you have a 32 bit processor, else if it's 'x64-based PC' you have a 64 bit.

    With this information in mind, make sure you install the right version if iTunes. At the download page select the correct radio button. 'iTunes 10.5.2 for Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7' for 32 bit and 'iTunes 10.5.2 for Windows (64-bit)' for 64 bit.

    - Jeff