DICCULTY IN INSTALLING ITUNES IN MACBOOK

Hello! I can't install Itunes on my Macbook. I download it but cannot install it. Please Help!!

many thanks. Let's try the following set of instructions with that one:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2475687&tstart=30

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Installing itunes on MACBOOK ADVICE NEEDED!

Hi
I am currently using Windows XP on my PC and i've been having problems with installing itunes on it. I'm considering buying a Apple Macbook Laptop for university and was wondering also does itunes run on the laptop without problems unlike windows? I just want an opinion since I'm considering buying the Apple Macbook Laptop.
Thanx, Sam x UK

Macbooks come with iTunes installed, it's the default media player, unlike windows. I have a macbook and i've never had problems with iTunes. But I didn't have problems on me PC either, But as far as installing, it should be easier, because you don't have to install it in the first place.

HT1651 How to install itunes in macbook 2008

how to intsall itunes in 2008 macbook

Does your MacBook qualify for upgrade to Snow Leopard? needs to be late-2008 aluminum unibody

Macbook with osx 10.6.8 crashes after installing itunes 10.6 when viewing in the album mode(middle one)?

Macbook with osx 10.6.8 crashes in the album mode(middle one) after installing itunes 10.6? It still crashes if I open itunes in the sfe mode.

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How do I restore the original iTUNES that recognizes our music libraries and our iPODS?
Thanks for your consideration.
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Cannot install iTunes 10.7 on snow leopard MacBook Pro.

I have received my new iPhone 5 two weeks ago but I am unable to use it since I cannot install iTunes 10.7. I have a MacBook Pro with Mac OS 10.6 (snow leopard) and 2GB RAM. I have been trying to install it and every time I get an error message saying that the disk could not be verified. I tried skipping verification and again it would allow me installing. Furthermore, I am trying to do my recommended software updates (including one about security) and my mac never succeeds. I am just wondering if that could be the problem.
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Thank you!

Try updating using a .dmg installer downloaded from the Apple website:
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/

I got a MacBook Pro for the first time and just install iTunes.... how to I get my purchased songs from my Windows 7 to my new MacBook Pro

I got a MacBook Pro for the first time and just install iTunes.... how to I get my purchased songs from my Windows 7 to my new MacBook Pro..... please try to make it easier for me since im new to the Mac OS

1) Copy all music files to a thumb drive / external hard drive.
2) Open iTunes on your MacBook Pro (congrats!)
3) Under the File Menu, select "Add to Library." Navigate to the folder with your music in it and click "Open." Bam! Music.

Able to install the .ipa signed with distribution certificate using iTunes on MacBook Pro. where as the when tried to install using iTune on PC is causing a problem

Able to install the .ipa signed with distribution certificate using iTunes on MacBook Pro. where as the when tried to install using iTune on PC is causing a problem

The sound input going to the mic is not going to pipe through the speakers like that. It doesn't do it because it would cause a feedback loop on itself. The mic input will take sound and output it to a program or to another pathway (like a VoIP or Facetime call, etc.) but it won't behave like a Karaoke machine if that's what you're thinking.

HT1222 Anybody else having problems installing itunes version 11 on a MacBook Pro?

Anybody else having problems installing itunes version 11 on a MacBook Pro? Is so, how can they be resolved?

You need to tell us exactly what messages you are seeing.
You posted this in the OSX 10.4 forum but your computer profile says you are running OSX 10.6.8 Which system version you are running makes a big difference.

Not able to install iTunes 10.7 for my macbook with OS X ver 10.5.8

I just bought iPhone 5
but i am not able to install iTunes 10.7 for my macbook with OS X ver 10.5.8
so now I am not able to set up the phone with my back up!
may I know whats the reason for not letting my current OS X version is install the new iTunes?
its not sensible at all!
Please help
Thanks

Riochen wrote:
Thanks, yes i saw that minimum system requirement
but its not "fair" to me since my current macbook is working fine and i dont think my macbook is fast enough to upgrade to newer OS X.....
just dont understand why the new iTunes need a newer OS X
Fair is not a valid point. No one ever said life was fair.
The larger queustion is can it meet the specs for Snow Leoard.
Mac computer with an Intel processor
1GB of memory
5GB of available disk space
DVD drive for installation
Allan

I cant install itunes 10.7 on my macbook

I have a macbook and its software is Mac os.x 10.5.8 i tried installing itunes 10.7 but it says that i need Mac os.x 10.6.8 so when i went and updated what updates my compter said it needed and then tried again but my software stil stays 10.5.8 and wont update. What do i do?

Any old Macbook can handle Snow Leopard (10.6) as long as it has the RAM. It is when you get into 10.7 and especially 10.8 that older models are ousted.
MacBook upgrade possibilities - https://discussions.apple.com/message/19577869 - "The Early 2006 model 1,1 Core Duo can only run a maximum of 10.6 Snow Leopard. The models Late 2006 Core 2 Duos 2,1 through Early 2008 4,1 can only run a maximum of 10.7 Lion. The Late 2008 model 5,1 Aluminum Unibody through the Mid 2010 White Unibody model 7,1 can run 10.8 Mountain Lion."

MacBook won't start up after installing iTunes 8 & updates ...??

My MacBook is a little more than a year old (read, no longer under warranty ...) and it's currently in a coma.
Nothing was out of the ordinary prior to the MacBook going weird - I downloaded a bunch of photos from my camera, ejected a USB drive and immediately after that I tried to launch iPhoto - it froze and I tried to force quit (several times) without success. I then pressed the power button, and that was the last time I saw my desktop.
Whenever I press the power button to try to turn it on, the Apple logo comes on (but no spinning wheelie) and then a grey screen comes up saying my MacBook needs to be restarted - either press the power button for a few seconds or try the reset button (which is where???).
Anyway, for the next two and a half hours, I tried everything I could find on the forums to revive my MacBook. I did the PRAM thing, pulled out the battery, did the Cmd+S/V gig (that went no where either, just got stuck on a black screen with lots of words after a while), got my old OS X install disc out (couldn't find the Leopard at 2:30AM ...) ran through the whole repair thing ... Point is, I'm still looking at the screen that's telling me to restart my computer.
I've gone through the forums here and it seems like some people with year-old'ish MacBooks who have installed iTunes 8 as well as the latest software updates seem to have the same problem. Now I know it's my fault I didn't backup my data so I can't just wipe the HDD and hope for the best. If I knew installing iTunes 8 would cause this, I wouldn't have bought the new iPod Touch 32GB, which requires the iTunes 8 to work. And I usually install all the updates Apple tells me to install ... maybe this is what you get for being gullible.
Anyway, I think I'm going to have to take it to a service centre, who has quoted me at least $75 to $250 to have the thing "diagnosed", let alone fixed.
How do I know if I broke the MacBook or iTunes & the software updates did? Or are MacBooks really pre-programmed to die after the one year warranty expires ......?? Eitherway, I'm really put off by Apple right now.

Another victim!
Try booting up from the install disc (insert and hold down C), then run disk utility and and check your drive for errors, and then if possible try fixing them.
This didn't work for me, however after deleting my hard drive and repeating the above procedure no errors were found, and after a reinstallation of OSX my computer is working although extremely slow.
As for recovering your data I'm not sure. So far I haven't heard of it being done, although I have heard of new hard drives needing to be purchased.
Good luck. And spread the word!

Why does my Macbook freeze whilst trying to install iTunes 11.1 update?

I was trying to install the new iTunes update, 11.1 and after clicking "Install and Restart" the screen changes into the initial login background (the purple/pink stars wallpaper but without the login box) and freezes there. I can still see the cursor and move it around but I can't do anything else. I had to hold down the power button to shut the computer off and then turn it back on again. I've tried twice and the same thing happened both times. Any help would be appreciated.
I've a MacBook Pro version 10.6.8 if that's at all relevant.
Thanks!

Hi olsondan,
If you are having issues installing iTunes for Windows I would suggest that you troubleshoot using the steps in this article -
Issues installing iTunes or QuickTime for Windows
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1926
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Brett L

Need to install iTunes 10.7 on a MacBook 2.1

I just bought the new iPhone 5, but when I link it to my MacBook 2.1, it errors out and says I need to install itunes 10.7. When I try to install nothing happens. I have come to the conclusion that the OS is very out dated and might need to be updated. I was told to download mountain lion but hen he details appear to not support my system. I need direction as to what the exact OS I should download, where to download it from; I was having issues doing this in he morning and what the exact steps to resolve the OS issues - step by step.
Thx

In order to install iTunes 10.7, you need to install OS X 10.6 or later. On your system, click on the apple to the left of the menu bar, and about this mac. It will tell probably say OS X 10.5.x.
In order to get OS X 10.6, call the online Apple store, which in the US is 800-MY-APPLE. Cost is $20. When you receive the DVD, first backup your system, then install the operating system update. When done, perform Software Update several times until there are no more updates. At that point, you'll be at OS X 10.6.8 and can download iTunes 10.7. Your system needs 1GB minimum of memory in order to install OS X 10.6, also. The about this mac pop-up will tell you how much memory you have.
You can install OS X 10.7 Lion, if you want, however, since your goal is to sync your iPhone 5, I'd upgrade to OS X 10.6 and leave it there.

A clean install on my MacBook Pro has left my icons stuck on the right side of the desktop. I want to move them but there is no 'None' option which I think would free them to move where I wish. Suggestions?

A clean install on my MacBook Pro has left me with my icons stuck in the grid on the right side of my desktop. I had the ability to move them and have them stay put in various sectors of the desktop, which I found very useful. The clean install upgraded the OS to 10.6.8 from 10.5.8. I want to move them again but there I see no 'None' option which I think would free them to move where I wish. Has the upgrade deleted that option? Suggestions? I am new to this community and if not new to Mac, I often feel that way. This is one of those times.
Julz11 in NYC

I have the same problem on the latest iTunes software and Windows 7. My window is maximzed and I do not see any tab for photos. Seems related to a recent update (IOS7?) as this was there - at least before the very big change to the interface.

Trying to install iTunes 10.5 but wont install and it just seems to hang for several hours and do nothing. Need help cos otherwise I cant update to iOS5 on my Iphone 4. Thx

I have tried many times today to install iTunes 10.5 in order to update to iOS5 on my Iphone 4 however it just wont work. I have a MacBook Pro and when I use the software update it says that I have already downloaded iTunes 10.5 but when I go to install it and it says it is writing the files and the bluw bar is working its way across the page and then becomes very very slow and and at the last millimetre it seems to just hang there and do nothing. I even left if like this for several hours and nothing progressed. I have since tried to update via the iTunes program and the same problem happens. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Rick,
by "repair" I mean I went to the control panel, option - programs and features, and in the list of all my installed programs I selected "Apple Software Update". On top of the screen you find the options Uinstall, Change and Repair. I clicked the repair button and that did the trick. After the repair I could uninstall the program. I also uninstalled iTunes, Apple Application Support, Apple Mobile Device Support en Bonjour, thus all Apple programs. Then I installed iTunes 10.5 again and everything went fine.
Success,
Peter

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