Itunes 11.4 problems in windows 7

i have been trying to install itunes 11.4 for a long time and have tried everything i could possibly do but still not able to resolve the problem. it still says error 7(windows error 193). plz some1 help me with this.....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

For general advice see Troubleshooting issues with iTunes for Windows updates.
The steps in the second box are a guide to removing everything related to iTunes and then rebuilding it which is often a good starting point unless the symptoms indicate a more specific approach. Review the other boxes and the list of support documents further down the page in case one of them applies.
Your library should be unaffected by these steps but there is backup and recovery advice elsewhere in the user tip.
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I took up Windows Vista as soon as it was available and initially had no problems with iTunes. Then later, video clips (those purchased from iTunes and those I had converted myself) started stuttering / freezing and eventually crashing iTunes and finally I lost audio as well.
Ayyway to cut a long story short, I have uninstalled / re-installed Vista now about eight times for problems with installing drivers for USB devices (I've finally solved all these problems). After the last install the first program I installed was iTunes, tried video and it worked flawlessly. Then, each time I added a hardware device or program I would restart Vista and retry iTunes video.
The first item I added was a USB thumb drive (as I had on all previous occasions to take advantage of Vista's 'Ready Boost'). The thumb drive is a 'Sony 2GB micro vault tiny', and meets the transfer speed requirements for 'Ready Boost', as soon as I had set the drive up for 'Ready Boost' I started having the same problems with iTunes video and Quicktime.
Removed the thumb drive, restarted iTunes and had flawless video playback again. Have tried this over and over with the same result.
So my question is, has anyone else had video playback problems with iTunes / Vista and found similar problems. Trying to tie down whether this is a compatability problem with 'Ready Boost' or the thumb drive used. I have also tried a Sandisk Titanium 2GB with the same result.
I am not sure exactly how 'Ready Boost' works, I thought it added memory that was used to cache page files to the thumb drive instead of to the HDD making a faster seek /access time? Which should make things faster. Another article I read today was talking about 'Ready Boost' being an affordable extension to RAM, in this case I could understand the problem as I would think the access to a USB 2.0 thumbdrive would be slower than that to RAM.
Any help appreciated, but I guess my bottom line is anytime I want to watch video on iTunes, I just pull the USB thumb drive .
PC Pentium 4 Other OS Windows Vista Home Premium

I have the same stuttering video issues with iTunes and Vista. While I have used a thumb drive to transfer files (not Sony) I have not yet messed with Ready boost. I have seen several others complain about the video problem, perhaps they will chime in as well. Unfortunately, your solution doesn't work for me. I pretty much ignore iTunes, waiting for the next version (only god knows when it will be released).
I do have an external firewire drive connected, I'll disconnect later today and see if that has any affect.

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I was using windows xp and copied the iTunes folder in My Music.
I installed Windows 7 and restored the folder in same place (My Music).
The library is back but only the names are back! When i try to listen some song it cannot find and seems i have to find one by one...
The musics are in another partition of hdd so the path of them didnt change.
But seems something different in Win7.
Is anyone have some idea how i can correct it?

Nowadays people don't back up to CD/DVD. They get an *external hard drive* and copy over their entire iTunes folder, and whatever else they are backing up.
The advantages are (1) this method does not depend on iTunes's horribly unreliable burning capability (2) you can look at the external and see that the stuff you backed up is really there. (If you want to see an unhappy person, it is when they try to restore from CD/DVD and discover that it did not burn correctly in the first place.) (3) it lets you back up your other valuable files besides your music.

ITunes 6 installation problem on Windows 2000

Hi Gayle,
I read your note on Apple's discussion board ( Gayle B, "If you are experiencing installation issues...", 06:20pm Oct 12, 2005 CDT) and I followed your instructions to generate logs.
I'm trying to install latest iTunes 6 and it gets hung forever. When I kill it, it fails with error 1628. I'm logged as Administator on this win 2000 system and I have disabled anti-virus.
Following is test from "log.txt". I couldn't find the other log - QTPluginInstaller_XXXX.log.
Thanks,
Akshay
=== Verbose logging started: 10/13/2005 1:14:42 Build type: SHIP UNICODE 3.01.4000.2435 Calling process: C:\PROGRA~1\COMMON~1\INSTAL~1\Driver\11\INTEL3~1\IDriver.exe ===
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MSI (c) (C4:24) [01:14:42:156]: Package we're running from ==> C:\WINNT\Downloaded Installations\{13616DE2-9795-4910-8C93-80D45AF09658}\iTunes.msi
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Is there something in this log that looks fishy?
i'm not a software engineer (kind of an installation nurse/paramedic), so i can't help you there. did you email the log to Gayle?
love, b

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Hi,
I experience weird issues with the iTunes auth-process on a Windows 7 (64bit) machine.
When I try to authorize my computer it results in a message telling me something about connection issues. Anyhow, it seems the computer is kind of activated since I can deauth my computer. If I try auth'in my computer several times, it also allows to deauth it several times until it says that it is not auth'd anymore.
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After numerous calls with Apple support, I finally got it working
For me, the problem was the following:
1. Make sure that Internet Explorer is your standard browser for windows (if not...make it)!
2. In Internet Explorer go to "Internet Options" then "Advanced"
3. In the list scroll down to "Security" and UNCHECK "Check for server certificate revocation"
4. Make sure that (a bit further down) "Use SSL 3.0" and "Use TLS 1.0" are CHECKED.
5. Delete the "SC Info" folder once again...
6. Run iTunes in Admin-Mode
After that, I was able to activate my computer and I changed my browser back to Firefox afterwards...
Hope that will help you too !!
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- Removing and Reinstalling iTunes, QuickTime, and other software components for Windows XP

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the difference is:
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