ITunes for XP 64-bit

Will there ever be a version of iTunes for XP64? Our entire company recently made the move to XP64 and iTunes was working for me but has stopped since the latest update.
I really hate to lose iTunes but our company is sticking with XP64 for the foreseeable future.
Please tell me Apple is working on it and there will be an XP64 version coming very soon!!!

thgirblam wrote:
Will there ever be a version of iTunes for XP64? Our entire company recently made the move to XP64 and iTunes was working for me but has stopped since the latest update.
I really hate to lose iTunes but our company is sticking with XP64 for the foreseeable future.
Please tell me Apple is working on it and there will be an XP64 version coming very soon!!!
There is no way any of us is ever going to be able to answer that question, however I can probably say that it is safe to assume that it just isn't going to happen. 64 bit support for iTunes was not even considered until Vista was out anyway and I really doubt that re-building the wheel for an OS that Microsoft is ending sales for is not something that is going to happen.

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I cannot install iTunes (latest vision) on my new laptop (Windows 64 bits), and it says that the error numbers are 2502 and 2503...
Can someone tell me how to fix this?
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Check your system date & time is correct.
Run the System File Checker: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929833
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Just as the subject states, whenever I try to install iTunes 7.6 64-bit, it declares that I must have Windows Vista in order to install this. If it's not supposed to work for XP x64, then why post that on the download page? Hopefully if you were trying to be nice and provide us with an XPx64 copy, this trouble will be corrected sometime down the road?
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The 64 bit version of iTunes will not install on my machine either. The setup program only checks for Vista 64 and if its not then it won't allow you to install. If there's no major difference in how iTunes works under XP and Vista then It seems like all it take is for the setup program to check for Windows XP x64 then allow iTunes to install.
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