I'm running Windows XP Pro - iTunes won't start up unless I reboot my computer. What do I need to fix so it will run without having to reboot (rather than leaving computer in Stand By)?

Hi LZeitgeist,
please try the following, which works fine for me:
Start the taskmanager (Ctrl-Alt-Escape)
In taskmanager stop the process(tree) for APSDaemon.exe*32
In (file) explorer go to the folder under C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Apple\Apple Application Support
Rename (or delete) the files
APSDaemon.exe
APSDaemon_main.dll
Close iTunes. If it doesn't react, kill it from the taskmanager.
Now iTunes should be working fine (again). If not:
Start Windows Control Panel, go to the section 'Uninstall a program'
Select iTunes with the right mouse button and choose 'Repair'
The above steps will have to be repeated usually after every iTunes update, provided that the new iTunes version starts to hang again...
Best of luck,
Michael

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