Itunes crashes when microsoft visual studio 2012 is installed
Hello everyone!
Hope you all are ok ^^
As you see, I'm having a serious problem with iTunes and Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 .
Since I've installed MVS2012 , iTunes crashes when I open it.
I installed the latest version of both of them but no success.
I tried to change its Compatibility Mode but didn't work.
Tried to troubleshooting, no success either.
I was thinking that It was probably a windows 8 error, so I installed both in a windows 7
laptop and I have the same message and the same problem.
The message it shows is "iTunes has stopped working... " and it only shows a Close Program button
I thought it made this problem when both were opened, so I closed MVS2012 and run
iTunes alone, but didn't work either.
I also tried to reinstall iTunes from an earlier version to the newest version. Don't work.
But iTunes does work when it is opened once it's installed (first use), and when it's closed and re opened
it crashes.
Could someone help me with this problem? I really appreciate it ^^
Ask me if you need more information. Thank you ^^
Resolved.
Found the answer in other apple.forum
Copy QTMovieWin.dll from: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Apple\Apple Application Support
to: C:\Program Files (x86)\iTunes
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