ITunes Equalizer in Vista x64 Version

The iTunes equalizer just allows me to select presets from the pull-down menu. When I select "manual," there are no sliders present to make adjustments. The window enlarge/decrease button at the time right of the window is not functioning. Anyone know how to get the slider bars to appear in the iTunes equalizer in Vista?

Here's another update...I go the Itunes store, check out some TV shows, and then click on one (to preview, I hope) and CRASH!!!
C'mon Apple, what's up?

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Last night I attempted to create an MP3 CD as well as an Audio CD but every time I tried to iTunes popped up a messaging saying that I didn't have a disc or burning software to complete that action. I know there was a disc in there, and iTunes even recognized a blank disc when it was inserted. Is there a problem with burning cds with iTunes in the 64 bit version of Vista??

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Can't install iTunes in windows vista x64 (error 0x80070002)

I have been encountering some trouble when trying to install iTunes in my Windows Vista 64-bit PC. When I attempt to install it, it gaves me a HRESULT: 0x80070002 error. I have been looking on the internet for a solution to this and have already tried everything. I also have the same error code when trying to make Windows updates.
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I think it would be a good idea to scan for malware as malware often interferes with Windows Update.
Download Malware bytes and run a full scan, there is a free version:
http://www.malwarebytes.org/
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The other thing is to run the system file checker:
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Verify that you have sufficient access to that key, or contact blah...blah...blah"
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Somebody smarter than me <everyone!> please offer some relative wisdom or simply a comforting assurance that Apple is listening and cares deeply about our sufferings!
Thanks, h

Well, I have an update.
I used RegSeeker (again) but this time removed every reference to Apple and it's products.
I then went to apple.com thru IE 64bit and redownloaded the 64 bit itunes.
This time - it gave the "QT is corrupt or not present" error.
I went back to apple.com thru IE 64bit and down'd the standalone version of QT. It crapped out on a CLSID registry error (I can post the actual, if anyone cares)
HAS ANYONE HEARD ANY OFFICIAL WORD ON WHETHER APPLE IS ADDRESSING THESE ISSUES!
Thanks, h

How to play FLAC and Other Lossless Formats on iTunes for Windows Vista x64

Is it possible?
If so, how?

iTunes cannot play FLAC or any other lossless format other than Apple Lossless or WAV. If your tracks are in FLAC or another format, you'll have to convert them with another utility to a format iTunes can support: AAC, MP3, WAV, AIFF, or Apple Lossless.
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Read this scary microsoft support article on windows updates?

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the current state with syncing my iPod under Windows Vista x64 and Windows 7 (RC) x64 is horrible. iTunes locks itself up for several minutes, syncing large Music libraries takes hours - and might break halfway through the progress. It's a shame that I have to experience such lacky behaviour from Apple Products.
Having ordered an iPhone 3Gs, I wonder if I'll experience the same trouble with it.
Will Apple make it to provide a working sync solution for Windows 7 x64?
Windows 7 is no longer pre release, so it's time to take some action. You should've downloaded the RTM copy of Windows 7 x64 already, MobileDeviceDriver Team.
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For the second time I have had gotten one of my drives corrupted by iTunes. At first I didn't know what the issue was. I thought one of my drives was going bad. Funny enough I stopped using iTunes in x64 since there isn't iPod Touch support and dual boot to XP. Since I did that I didn't have issues for weeks. I never associated the issue to iTunes in till just 15min ago. I just started iTunes in Vista and got raid error almost as soon as I started it. I first I didn't think iTunes was related to my issue. Now I know for sure.
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Yes, how can I say this... DUH! But if you seen the link above this isn't even a x64 only issue. Its any version of Vista using Nvidia raid. Both 32-Bit and 64-Bit have the issue. This is a warning aka "<WARNING>" so others might stay away when running in a RAID so they don't lose data. XP64 and Vista x64 work fine unless you need to sync your iPod or using Raid.
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I was recently prompted to update my Itunes player to the latest version. I'm using Windows Vista. I was left with an error message MSVCR80.dll and consequently no new update. I uninstalled the old version and have tried to reinstall manually. No luck

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iTunes
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HT1925: Removing and Reinstalling iTunes for Windows XP
HT1923: Removing and reinstalling iTunes for Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8
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