ITunes Download err -100000

So I just recently bought one of those cheaply awesome $6-50 songs classical music albums, and one of the songs has this weird downloading error (Symphony No. 5 to add salt to the wound). Whenever I try re-downloading it, it "downloads" the file like 5 times. It will download, go to 100%, and start back over again. Then after 5 or 6 times, it tells me the file is corrupted with the error code -100000. I have no clue what to do. Help!

im having the same problem with "not meant to be" by theory of a deadman, but the weird thing is i was able to iCloud the download to my iphone, just not my macbook. i have tried contacting apple about it and was told that it wasnt there experties in the problem. everything ive tried hasnt worked i dont recall even having any kind of "firewall" installed on the computer.... and like u im hoping for an answer that works

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ITunes download err = -43 What does it mean and how do I solve ti?

After purchasing several movies from iTunes, and leaving them in iCloud until I wish to watch them (saving HD space), I am encountering numerous problems downloading them to my MBPro (late 2011 model running OS 10.7.5, iTunes 11.1.3 (8)). Namely, the last four downloads I attempted only get so far into the download before they quit, giving me either a "err = -50" or "err = -43" error. The download times are atrocious ... 3 or (many) more hours to download a 90 min HD movie! I'd rather watch paint dry. That aside, "err = -43" has me stumped. I can find no reference to it anywhere in any of the forums. I am beginning to have flashbacks to OS 9, if any of you can recall the end of its life, when my overwhelming desire was to fling my Walstreet laptop against the wall. iTunes can go the same way, far as I'm concerned. This coming from a devoted Apple loyalist for 27+ years.
I have taken a screenshot of the download box with the error messages, but that doesn't seem to want to upload to this forum.
Tried again and successfully uploaded screne shot ... if you look behind the dialogue box, you'll see the "err = -43" I was speaking of. Have tried all of the obvious solutions ... restarts, zapping ram, repairing permissions, emptying cache. Nothing seems to be working. Then there's the ongoing "err = -50" problem. Sigh.

It probably means there is some question about your account. You can email the iTunes Store support team at one of the links below:
For USA store: http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact.html?form=connection&topic=Connectin g%20to%20iTunes%20Store&subtopic=Connecting%20with%20a%20computer
For Israel store: http://www.apple.com/asia/support/itunes/contact.html?form=connection&topic=Conn ecting%20to%20iTunes%20Store&subtopic=Connecting%20with%20a%20computer
If I guessed wrong, go to apple.com/support/itunes for your country and pick the approriate topic.

Itunes downloads err time out or network reset...

Dear Sir,
I have 15 available downloads in my Id account.
However, all of them can not be downloaded seccuessfully. and it feed back err 408 or err 3253.
There were problems downloading some purchased items.
For more information on the items that could not be downloaded, click below.
There was a problem downloading “IKEA Catalogue”.
The server has timed out.
There was a problem downloading “[????]?????????????”.
The server has timed out.
There was a problem downloading “Teddy Floppy Ear: The Race HD”.
The network connection was reset.

It sounds like it's a network issue. Are they
limiting the amount of data you can stream? I would
check with your network admin.
The sharing might be network, but the CDs hiccuping seems to be a different issue, yes? Don't know if THAT issue has something to do with the age of the computer and the CD drive, but it started happening just about the time the iTunes sharing interruptions started.
PowerBookG4 Mac OS X (10.4.9)

ITunes download error -100000/corrupted file possible solution

I just would like to acknowledge Kate G back in an older discussion for this simple solution that helped others and I. May not work for everyone, but could for some.
If you have Kaspersky as your primary internet security, then disable the protection under "settings" then in "general settings" temporarily until the download(s) are finished. Also try disabling the firewall just in case. Then re enable everything is once they are finished.
I would assume this could work for other internet security software like Norton or whichever you have.
Hopefully this helps, and if not, then at least it was a try. Doesn't hurt to try.

I'd report the problem to the iTunes Store.
Log in to the Store. Click on "Account" in your Quick Links. When you're in your Account information screen, go down to Purchase History and click "See all".
Find the item that is not downloading properly. If you can't see "Report a Problem" next to the item, click the "Report a problem" button. Now click the "Report a Problem" link next to the item.

ITunes download error -100000

Downloaded an album, and one song is giving me download error - stopped -100000. I've tried to restart the download a couple times, but it runs, pretends it's downloading and then gives me the error. The internet doesn't seem to know what error -100000 is. Anyone here know?
I've downloaded other songs since the error, and this one just hangs out in the Downloads view.

try this solution: https://discussions.apple.com/message/17908124#17908124

ITunes download (err = -100008)

Download of purchased music repeatedly fails with error code listed in subject. iTunes gives error message stating "The file seems to be corrupted. To redownload the file, choose "Check for Purchases" from the Store menu." Following this suggestion does not resolve the problem

Update: this failed orignally with iTunes 7.1.1.15 and also now fails with iTunes 7.2.0.35. Has anyone else encountered this issue?

ITunes Store Download err 8008 and err -100000

I Buy Craig David album "The Story Goes...." but when itunes download "My Love Don't Stop" it goes err -10000 and Another MV is Britney Spears "Toxic" it goes err 8008 too.so i try to delete tmp file in download folder. it's not work yet. so plz help me. or Anyone can help plz..
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I have this same problem. It all started over 4 months ago when I downloaded "Starship Troopers- Marauders" as part of a purchase of several items. All other items in that purchase (music and movies) downloaded fine. But I got error 8008 for Marauders. I went back and forth with iTunes for the next few months. They never figured out what the problem was or explained what caused it. It was resolved by a refund of the purchase. I recently tried again and got the same result. But now I have been getting more errors and have 3 more items which failed to download with error 100000. What is going on with iTunes??? All of my software is up to date and I have business class cable internet. I have a top line MacBook Pro with Leopard. I have been through the full progression of flowchart solutions from Apple Support. How can I fix or prevent this problem and what is causing it?

TS1424 I keep getting an "err: 100000" while trying to download the 2nd part of an audiobook (all other 6 parts downloaded normally). What do I do?

I keep getting an "err: 100000" while trying to download the 2nd part of an audiobook (all other 6 parts downloaded normally). What do I do?

I'd report the issue to the iTunes Store.
Log in to the Store. Click on "Account" in your Quick Links. When you're in your Account information screen, go down to Purchase History and click "See all".
Find the item that is not downloading properly. If you can't see "Report a Problem" next to the entry, click the "Report a problem" button. Now click the "Report a Problem" link next to the item.
(Not entirely sure what happens after you click that link, but fingers crossed it should be relatively straightforward.)

TS3694 I am getting err= -100000 when trying to download a song

I am getting err= -100000 when trying to download a song

I'd report the problem to the iTunes Store.
Log in to the Store. Click on "Account" in your Quick Links. When you're in your Account information screen, go down to Purchase History and click "See all".
Find the item that is not downloading properly. If you can't see "Report a Problem" next to the item, click the "Report a problem" button. Now click the "Report a Problem" link next to the item.

"Hi,I need a help something wrong happen with my ITunes ,during to the download progress,after few seconds is report ; U can not download,err" in Using iPad • 0 bookmarks

"Hi,I need a help something wrong happen with my ITunes ,during to the download progress,after few seconds is report ; U can not download,err"
in Using iPad •

It's better to post the URL of the feed (as you have subsequently done) than the contents of the feed .
From the FeedValidator report the feed is basically OK for iTunes. There are several occasions where 'content:encoded' sections (following immediately on 'guid' tags) should be enclosed in
<description>...</description>
tags: however all this will be ignored by iTunes anyway and only applies to other readers. The 'potentially dangerous content' referred to by FeedValidator is within the 'content:encoded' tags and so isn't relevant to iTunes. They are referring to an inline css style, and I don't know whether this might cause a problem elsewhere.
You should really have a language tag, e.g.
<language>en-us</language>
(you have a dc:language tag but that's for a different system). This should be placed in the top section, before the first 'item' tag.
It's advisable to have an 'itunes:explicit' tag for each 'item' -
<itunes:explicit>yes IF CONTAINS ADULT MATERIAL, OTHERWISE no</itunes:explicit>
it's not compulsory if you have no adult material, but you must have a 'yes' if you do.
You can check your feed by subscribing in iTunes from the 'Advanced' menu - this has the same result as clicking the 'Subscribe' button on the Store page. If it works OK there you are ready to submit it.

Itunes match download err -5000

I have subscribed to iTunes match yesterday from my MBP 15" and uploaded all my music to the cloud. Afterwards I have added iTunes match to my rMBP 13" and everything went more or less smooth except of ca. 30 titles which were uploaded or matched (as indicated by the 'iCloud status' column) and they have the iCloud download icon aside.
However, when I want to download the item to my rMB 13" I get the following message: "There was a problem downloading XXXXX . You do not have enough access priviliges for this operation".
And if I go into the download overview it shows the err = -5000 code which I can not identify in the iTunes match FAQ.
I already tried to repair permissions and restart iTunes but actually it didn't change anything regarding the error.
Streaming of the title is possible and working, but I need the files locally!!!! as I do not always have connectivity.

Hi der_lockere!
I have an article for you here that references this error code, and can provide some troubleshooting steps for you to help you resolve it:
iTunes: Advanced iTunes Store troubleshooting
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3297
"Error -50," "-5000," "8003," "8008," or "-42023"
These alerts occur due to timeouts or conflicts trying to write a file during download.
If you encounter this issue while accessing iTunes Store:
See iTunes 9: "One Moment Please" or "Error (-50)" message when accessing iTunes Store
If you encounter this issue while while downloading something from the iTunes Store:
Delete your iTunes Downloads folder, located in:
Mac OS X:
   ~/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Downloads   Note: "iTunes Media" may appear as "iTunes Music. Also, the tilde (~) refers to your Home directory.
Windows Vista:
   \Users\username\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Downloads\
Windows 7:
   \Users\username\My Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Downloads\
Windows XP:
   \Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\My Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Downloads\
After locating your iTunes Downloads folder:
Quit iTunes.
Delete the Downloads folder on your computer.
Open iTunes.
Choose Store > Check for Available Downloads.
Enter your account name and password.
If you encounter this issue while while downloading Digital Copies using Windows:
Use MSCONFIG (directions for Windows XP and Windows Vista/Windows 7) to disable conflicting software.
If using MSCONFIG steps resolves the issue, you may want to use the System Configuration Utility to turn on the third-party System Services and Startup Items one at a time (restarting your computer after turning on the item or items) to identify which System Service or Startup Item is causing the conflict.
You can turn all of them back on by selecting the Normal Startup option under the General tab of the System Configuration Utility window, but please note that this may cause the issue to reoccur.
If you are able to isolate the issue to a particular third-party software, you may wish to contact them to let them know of the conflict.
Thanks for using the Apple Support Communities!
Cheers,
Braden

Zero KB of 0.1 KB - stopped (err = -100000)

|------
|There were problems downloading some purchased items.
|For more information on the items that could not be downloaded, click below.
|
|There was a problem downloading “Ronda a la Turque / Alison Balsom: Caprice / Alison Balsom, |Edward Gardner & Göteborg Symfoniker”.
|The file seems to be corrupted. To redownload the file, choose “Check for Purchases” from the Store |menu.
|
|Zero KB of 0.1 KB - stopped (err = -100000)
|
|There was a problem downloading “Smiley's Meat Market / Before the Storm / Michael Orlando”.
|The file seems to be corrupted. To redownload the file, choose “Check for Purchases” from the Store |menu.
|
|Zero KB of 0.1 KB - stopped (err = -100000)
|------
After several attempts at "Check for Purchases", after several reboots, these two songs will not download. Any ideas on what to try next?

The iTunes Store has always worked flawlessly for me. Since upgrading to Snow Leopard and iTunes 9, I've had three issues with downloading purchases, once with a music track and twice with apps. iTunes says that the download failed "because the file is corrupt".
Also, iTunes 9 crashes two or three times a day now, and it's always been rock solid in the past.
The support guys immediately ask me to reinstall iTunes 9. Lame. I've tried reinstalling iTunes 9 and also did a clean install of Snow Leopard upgrade on top of a clean install of Leopard - MAJOR HASSLE. Still having the same problems, most recently this morning.
Apple is really screwing up here. iTunes purchases are impulse buys, and if they get to be a hassle I'll just go elsewhere. WAKE UP, YOU ARE LOSING MONEY.
It's particularly irritating to have to deal with overseas support people with a marginal grasp of the english language when we have 10% unemployment here.

ITunes Download folder in Store menu in Windows.

Hi
I got a problem with one application called Live Cams that still want to download. I had to update the app from on my iPhone without iTunes, and that worked perfectly one week ago. But now the Download folder in the root under the Store menu to the left in my iTunes keeps annoying me. I receive an error under status in that Download folder. This is status zero KB of 1.0 KB - stopped (err = -100000). I also have a bar in iTunes in the same Download folder. It's down under to the right where it stands allow simultaneous downloads. This is called 1 iTunes Downloads available. So if I click on that I receive the same error again on and on. I really want to reset, deleting that or whatever.
I will appreciate any good advices...

Does anyone knows anything about this issue?

Corrupted iTunes downloads

Hello all!
Let me describe the issue i've been having. When I updated a portion of my music library to iTunes plus recently, two of the songs did not complete, in fact they have not even been able to begin downloading. Their status shows that they are "zero KB of 0.1 KB - stopped (err = -100000)". What's also interesting is that there is no download folder in my iTunes music folder... they are just in my queue. I've tried reinstalling iTunes as well as making sure my firewall has been disabled while trying to download them as well. iTunes only tells me that "The files seems to be corrupted. To re-download the file, choose "Check for Available Downloads" from the Store menu." It seems like i've tried everything, including talking through the apple chat support a few times and making a phone call to them as well.
In short, I was just wondering whether someone knew a simple solution to this problem for the error code "-100000". Hoping someone can help! Thank you.
Ryan
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The iTunes Store has always worked flawlessly for me. Since upgrading to Snow Leopard and iTunes 9, I've had three issues with downloading purchases, once with a music track and twice with apps. iTunes says that the download failed "because the file is corrupt".
Also, iTunes 9 crashes two or three times a day now, and it's always been rock solid in the past.
The support guys immediately ask me to reinstall iTunes 9. Lame. I've tried reinstalling iTunes 9 and also did a clean install of Snow Leopard upgrade on top of a clean install of Leopard - MAJOR HASSLE. Still having the same problems, most recently this morning.
Apple is really screwing up here. iTunes purchases are impulse buys, and if they get to be a hassle I'll just go elsewhere. WAKE UP, YOU ARE LOSING MONEY.
It's particularly irritating to have to deal with overseas support people with a marginal grasp of the english language when we have 10% unemployment here.

Err -100000

After purchasing 2 albums, one song on each will repeadelty download 5 times and then error with err = -100000. I have reproduced the error on 3 Macs with the same account, iPad and iPhone. Support reset the download and I removed the downloads folder, but the same thing occurs. Macs are Lion and devices are iOS 5.1.1. Music in the Cloud is enabled. All others songs on the albums downloaded fine. Any help would be appreciated. I regularly purchase music and have not had problems until recently. Only changes would be Apple Software updates.
Thank You in advance.

Perhaps the solution in this long thread will work for you: Re: iTunes error code -100000
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Léonie

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