Itunes 7.6 whats with Vista 64 bit???

Hallo. Apple whrite that 7.6 goes with Vist 64 bit, but my iphone doesn´t work
Can anybody help me?

Roy B wrote:
th3_r3n3g4d3:
Can you try something for me?
Download and install the QuickTime 7.4 standalone installer(without iTunes), install it, and report back your results? You can get it here: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/
Thanks,
Roy
Unfortunately, no.
It does not work correctly, I actually had to do a system restore. It broke a few things. Most noticeably my quick launch bar quit working. The icons were present but clicking them did nothing, it would not re-size correctly, etc.
I wont be putting it back on the PC any time soon.

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