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I am running Windows XP with all updates installed. I have (3) users sharing
a single pc. I was prompted to upgrade to the latest version of iTunes (7.6.1.9), and now iTunes will only run from (1) user. If you attempt to run iTunes from either of the other two users, the Windows installer starts and attempts to install iTunes. The installer is not able to install iTunes on either of the other two users. I have attempted to uninstall iTunes and Quicktime (Which appears to be successful). But after re-installing the latest iTunes release, it only works on the original user of the PC. I have installed the windows install clean-up program to try to clean-up any remaining files from iTunes/Quicktime, and it does not find anything. When logging on to one of the other (2) users it attempts to install iTunes, but gets a Fatal Error, and does not complete sucessfully. I have even tried adding a new user account, but it does the same thing! Has anyone experienced this problem, and have any suggestions on what can be done to correct the issue? |
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"Skid" <Skid@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EF98AA8D-6EC8-41CC-97FB-9E80CCFE00D0@microsoft.com... >I am running Windows XP with all updates installed. I have (3) users >sharing > a single pc. > > > > I was prompted to upgrade to the latest version of iTunes (7.6.1.9), and > now > iTunes will only run from (1) user. If you attempt to run iTunes from > either > of the other two users, the Windows installer starts and attempts to > install > iTunes. The installer is not able to install iTunes on either of the > other > two users. > > > > I have attempted to uninstall iTunes and Quicktime (Which appears to be > successful). But after re-installing the latest iTunes release, it only > works on the original user of the PC. > > > > I have installed the windows install clean-up program to try to clean-up > any > remaining files from iTunes/Quicktime, and it does not find anything. > > > > When logging on to one of the other (2) users it attempts to install > iTunes, > but gets a Fatal Error, and does not complete sucessfully. I have even > tried > adding a new user account, but it does the same thing! > > > > Has anyone experienced this problem, and have any suggestions on what can > be > done to correct the issue? > > > Log on as the Administrator. Cheers, Jerry |
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Also having a problem here. Nobody on the WWW apparently knows how to fix
it. My poor wife has an ipod and I can't even load songs on it because of their stupid proprietary program. Sucks. Windows Media should incorporate the ability to load ipods. My error signature reads AppName: itunes.exe AppVer: 7.6.1.9 ModName: unknown ModVer: 0.0.0.0 Offset: 001501c1 Which doesn't say much. PLEASE e-mail me if an answer is found. "orange" wrote: > "Skid" <Skid@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:EF98AA8D-6EC8-41CC-97FB-9E80CCFE00D0@microsoft.com... > >I am running Windows XP with all updates installed. I have (3) users > >sharing > > a single pc. > > > > > > > > I was prompted to upgrade to the latest version of iTunes (7.6.1.9), and > > now > > iTunes will only run from (1) user. If you attempt to run iTunes from > > either > > of the other two users, the Windows installer starts and attempts to > > install > > iTunes. The installer is not able to install iTunes on either of the > > other > > two users. > > > > > > > > I have attempted to uninstall iTunes and Quicktime (Which appears to be > > successful). But after re-installing the latest iTunes release, it only > > works on the original user of the PC. > > > > > > > > I have installed the windows install clean-up program to try to clean-up > > any > > remaining files from iTunes/Quicktime, and it does not find anything. > > > > > > > > When logging on to one of the other (2) users it attempts to install > > iTunes, > > but gets a Fatal Error, and does not complete sucessfully. I have even > > tried > > adding a new user account, but it does the same thing! > > > > > > > > Has anyone experienced this problem, and have any suggestions on what can > > be > > done to correct the issue? > > > > > > > Log on as the Administrator. > > Cheers, > Jerry > > > |
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There is now a article at Appleinsider.com stating that they are working on
the itunes 7.6.1.9 bug. I hope so because now even though i have have downgraded to a older version the problems now presist. My itunes runs slugisly, freezes, and refuses to burn any sort of dvd. The burn for a regular music cd takes about an hour to complete 1 track. Geeeeeer! "wlc74" wrote: > Also having a problem here. Nobody on the WWW apparently knows how to fix > it. My poor wife has an ipod and I can't even load songs on it because of > their stupid proprietary program. Sucks. Windows Media should incorporate > the ability to load ipods. My error signature reads > > AppName: itunes.exe AppVer: 7.6.1.9 ModName: unknown > ModVer: 0.0.0.0 Offset: 001501c1 > > Which doesn't say much. PLEASE e-mail me if an answer is found. > > "orange" wrote: > > > "Skid" <Skid@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:EF98AA8D-6EC8-41CC-97FB-9E80CCFE00D0@microsoft.com... > > >I am running Windows XP with all updates installed. I have (3) users > > >sharing > > > a single pc. > > > > > > > > > > > > I was prompted to upgrade to the latest version of iTunes (7.6.1.9), and > > > now > > > iTunes will only run from (1) user. If you attempt to run iTunes from > > > either > > > of the other two users, the Windows installer starts and attempts to > > > install > > > iTunes. The installer is not able to install iTunes on either of the > > > other > > > two users. > > > > > > > > > > > > I have attempted to uninstall iTunes and Quicktime (Which appears to be > > > successful). But after re-installing the latest iTunes release, it only > > > works on the original user of the PC. > > > > > > > > > > > > I have installed the windows install clean-up program to try to clean-up > > > any > > > remaining files from iTunes/Quicktime, and it does not find anything. > > > > > > > > > > > > When logging on to one of the other (2) users it attempts to install > > > iTunes, > > > but gets a Fatal Error, and does not complete sucessfully. I have even > > > tried > > > adding a new user account, but it does the same thing! > > > > > > > > > > > > Has anyone experienced this problem, and have any suggestions on what can > > > be > > > done to correct the issue? > > > > > > > > > > > Log on as the Administrator. > > > > Cheers, > > Jerry > > > > > > |
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The only way to currently correct this is to run the program as an
administrator. You can either give those users admin rights, or right click and select "Run As..." and then select a user with admin rights. Not sure when they will fix this problem in the current version. |
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