....could not connect to the itunes store. Make sure your network conne....

"iTunes could not connect to the iTunes store. Make sure your network connection is active and try again"
anyone still having the same problem? been like this for 2/3 days now.. i've done just about everything I can think of to make it work.

i am still haveing the same issue as you are for a while now so your defintly not alone on this issue.
"iTunes could not connect to the iTunes store.
Make sure your network connection is active and try
again"
anyone still having the same problem? been like this
for 2/3 days now.. i've done just about everything I
can think of to make it work.

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