Error message 8268 when downloading music tracks

Get this constantly flashing up on screen, cannot get rid of the window, no music download exists, please can someone tell me how to get rid of it, every time I try to do anything in itunes its comes up every 2 seconds

Just bought an entire album only to have parts of it downloaded and others not. Missing three tracks and according to my itunes account it says purchased, but this I already know, it's getting them that is the issue. With error messages popping up constantly. Deleted all trace of whatever was downloaded, restarted my computer and itunes and still no album, but Apple got my money. Anyone else having these issues and absolutely feed up?

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