ITunes after system restore

I'm having a problem getting iTunes to run on my machine.... what lead up to this problems is as follows
1. Installed iTunes.... worked great
2. had a system crash as a result of a windows update that did not install correctly.
3. ran system restore to a previous date (before iTunes was installed)
4. Reinstalled iTunes.... (now when ever i try and run iTunes the program imediatly crashes)
I have tried to uninstall and re-install iTunes on several occations...
Hope someone out there can help me
Thanks
~D

Follow the directions here for "Completely Remove iTunes and QuickTime":
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93976
Then reinstall iTunes

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Hi There,
I recently used system restore to fix some problems with my computer. After that, everything runs well except itunes. Whenever I double click on itunes, it prompts error box "itunes encountered a problem and needs to close, we are sorry for any inconveniences" and gives me options of sending the problem to Microsoft or not. I am using Real player now but it is way worse than itunes. Please help me. Thank you so much
Have a great day.
Ibm Thinkpad T42

hi melissa!
Hey- Im having the same problem with itunes. After I did a system restore, I get the same error over and over again
hmmmmm. if you system restore over a fresh itunes install (or QuickTime install), you can strip out installation registry entries for itunes. (people typically get the "some of the required files are missing" message after doing that though.)
(MS) Frequently Asked Questions Regarding System Restore in Windows XP
let's try scraping your existing itunes and quicktime out of there, and reinstalling.
first, download and install the Windows Installer CleanUp utility. (we will be using it later on.)
next, use the complete uninstallation instructions in the following document to remove your existing itunes and QT:
Trouble installing iPod, iTunes, or QuickTime software in Windows
if you run into trouble on one of the uninstalls, use Installer CleanUp to remove the installation configuration information for the program that is giving you grief, and then use the complete uninstallation instructions as a guide to a manual removal of leftover program files and folders.
even if you don't run into trouble, run Windows CleanUp after you've completed the uninstalls, to check to see if there's any leftover itunes or QT installation configuration information on the PC. (if you find any, remove it.)
reboot the PC. download and save a fresh copy of the itunes installer to your hard drive. (we'll run the install from there rather than online.) switch off antivirus and antispyware applications prior to the install.
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if that install goes through okay, does your itunes launch properly again?
love, b

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I can no longer launch iTunes, and this has nothing to do with spyware.
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1) Last Thursday, I purchased a new track from itms (Iggy Pop - Candy - it's good, check it out).
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4) System Restore didn't fix the problem. That's when I discovered the switch on the laptop that senses whether or not the lid is closed was broken, and it was telling Windows the lid was closed, resulting in the darkened screen. (I've removed the switch while I wait for the replacement plastic piece I need, so that's no longer an issue.)
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No matter what I've tried, iTunes will no longer start.
Anybody have any ideas what I can try next to revive iTunes on my PC. I very much don't want to lose my existing playlists, album art, and music files (especially the approx. $130 of purchased music), obviously.
Thanks,
Steve
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Windows XP Pro, SP2
Grisoft AVG Free Edition antivirus.

well done, NoahsMyBro!
hmmmm. some thoughts (speculation warning) on what might have gone wrong with the QT. a system restore "over top" of a fresh itunes install will strip out some installation registry entries from both QT and itunes. (under those circumstances, itunes won't launch, spitting out a "some of the required files ..." error message.)
under those circumstances, i usually recommend uninstall QT and itunes prior to the reinstall. (of course, you had other more pressing things to worry about at the time ...) i've been doing that because the QT component of the itunes installer bundle can be a little more delicate than the itunes component when it comes to installing "over top" of existing program files and folders. i think it's partly to do with the fact that it's the second install in the chained install (more can go wrong with it). so the QT may have been compromised on the reinstall, even though the itunes part of the install went through fine.
you don't tend to get the same QT install problems on a standalone QT install (again, speculation, but it seems plausible) because it's not the second install in a chain.
love, b

Itunes wont work after system restore

Itunes will no longer startup or uninstall/reinstall after i recently did a system restore on my laptop i can get it running by opening a song, and it works fine then, but its an old version cos i cant update! looked everywhere for a solution and cant find one anywhere!
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(c) the feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable.
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Itunes won't open after system restore!

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I set my PC away to be re-formatted. It turns out there were 17 viruses on there, it's now working fine except I can't open itunes!!
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iFOUND the Solution!!!
Go to Add/Remove Programs under Control Panel and for every program that is Apple - iTunes - Quicktime related RIGHT click on it and choose "Repair" and repair it. May take some time for each program.
Then, I got an error message saying:
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Itunes not working after system restore

hey i searched this and found nothing helpful.
i did a system restore before and now my itunes won't open. it shows a message that tells me it can't open. i've reinstalled and uninstalled and everything i can think of...
how can i fix this and make itunes work again?

If you have an HP, you need to goto Hp.com and download a patch for your model of PC, alot of there PCs have issues with iTUnes after using there software to do a restore. If you have another brand, check there site.
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