Itunes wont open - Error 7 (windows error 127)

When downloading the lastest version of itune my computer crashed and now itunes will not open. It says itunes was not installed correctly. Please reinstall. Error 7 (windows error 127). Reinstalling intunes has not fixed the problem. Please help!

Follow these instructions to completely remove Apple software
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1923
Then use free Ccleaner to repeatly repair your registry until it's fixed.
http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download/standard
download iTunes again from Apple.
Your content will remain.

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Itunes wont open at all, error message : quicktime was not found .... please reinstall ... i did that but no luck this only seems to have happened since the 10.4 update, im on windows 7 ..

itunes wont open at all, error message : quicktime was not found .... please reinstall ... i did that but no luck this only seems to have happened since the 10.4 update, im on windows 7 ..

Can you start QuickTime on your computer?
You'll probably have to search for the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility and use it to remove QuickTime Player and iTunes. Then download and install the iTunes again.

My itunes wont open ! No error message

My itunes wont open ! When I click on the icon nothing opens, not even an error message. Iv tried opening it from Windows Task Manager > Processes > Itunes.exe but nothing seems to work ! Itunes doesnt open when I sync my iphone either ! Please help

Hi b,
I think I'm having the same problem as Vanessa (and a lot of others from the sound of it). When I click on my iTunes shortcut the hourglass pops up for a second and then nothing happens. I can't access the music store from the net either (I get a message that says "Loading... Please wait" and then nothing happens). I've turned off my firewall (Norton Personal Firewall 2003)and that didn't help. I tried Lorraine's fix with installing the files in Norton one by one and telling them to be permitted and that didn't work. I also tried a stand alone installation of Quicktime and that helped some (the quickTime player window does now pop up for a split second before disappearing when I click Quicktime) but I still can't access the music store. I thought I'd try your suggestion of looking in the task manager for my itunes.exe file but I can't find the task manager. Where is it?

Itunes wont open on Windows XP

I have installed, then uninstalled several times, itunes and quick time from apple.com via cable on my laptop with windows xp. All the icons are on the desktop, but itunes wont open when double clicked. I do not get any error message, only hour glass appears for a few seconds and then its gone. I turned off NIS before installing, removed temp files, deleted previous downloads, restarted computer, updated windows, turned off firewall - nothing has worked so far. Any suggestions !!!
gateway Windows XP laptop
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hi Singh!
is that Norton Internet Security 2005 that you've got? if so, let's first check up on this issue:
iTunes 6 won't open on a Windows computer if firewall software is not up-to-date
... but if no joy with that, let's try the trusty Lorraine M technique:
Lorraine M: NIS/itunes problem rectified
but if no joy with either of those, we'd better check up on this issue, which can produce the same symptoms you're reporting (no error messages whatsoever and a "two-second hourglass"):
iTunes for Windows doesn't open after upgrading
keep us posted
love, b

HT203163 can anyone help when itunes wont open in windows 7

Can anyone help when itunes wont open at all in windows 7

I'm having the same issues with windows 7 32 bit. I can download iTunes, the icon appears on my desktop, but when I go to double click on it to open nothing happens. not even an error message.

Itunes wont open with windows 7

I've tried a previous post that suggested a bonjour fix and it didn't work for my problem.I really hate that EVERY time I do an itunes update I go through major issues to work out the bugs!!! I love my ipod, but this is becoming more of a problem than the thing is worth to me.

Enable the guest account in Windows 7 and see if itunes will open in that account.
This will tell us if it's a user-specific problem, or system-wide.
Then work through the steps here,depending on what you find in the guest account.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1717

Itunes wont open on Windows 7. Have tried EVERYTHING?

My name is Hunter and i have tryed everything to open up my Itunes.
I have Windows 7 on a HP Probook 4425s and i have been all over the web looking for help.
I have tried uninstalling and repairing multiple times and still nothing.
Any help would be greatly appriciated.
Thank you

I also have the same problem. I have uninstalled Itunes and reinstalled but it still will not open. The blue circle (loading sign), appears for about one second but nothing happens. Any help will be appreciated. Cheers, Tim.

Itunes wont open in windows 7 32 bit

Itunes will not open in windows 7. I get a message stating that Apple support is not loaded.

Someone else suggested uninstalling Quicktime. I did that, and it worked for my 64bit Windows 7. Good luck!
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My Itunes wont open and windows will send out an error message

Hello
I was working with Itunes for a long time with no problem what so ever until suddenly yesterday when I opened it I recived an error message from windows saying the process has to close and will I want to send out an error report to windows.
I went on to move my Itunes library and repair the Itunes via the downloaded installation file but when it did not work I uninstalled it completly and reinstalled it with no effect...
If any one have any idea as to how to solve this pls help....
thank you

windows installer has stopped working
a problem caused the program to stop working correctly.
windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is avabilable.
... and that's one that I wasn't thinking of ...
Head into your Windows Update. Are there any new updates available for you? If so, and you install, does that clear up the error message?

Itunes wont open/ immediate "send error report message"

So I had a problem with me trying to install itunes 7.3 because of a missing itunes.msi. I followed the instructions i found from this forum as follows
"1. Go to http://www.ccleaner.com/ and download and install CCleaner. Run this program and click Run Cleaner. This program will remove most of your temporary files.
2. Go to http://download.microsoft.com/download/e/9/d/e9d80355-7ab4-45b8-80e8-983a48d5e1b d/msicuu2.exe and download and install Windows Install Clean Up utility. Click on iTunes and click Remove. Do the same for Quicktime.
3. Now you need to manually delete all of your iTunes and Quicktime files. This can take a very long time. Just go to C: and start searching through.
4. Go to the Run box and type in "regedit". Go through all of the folders in there and delete all iTunes and Quicktime files.
5. Go to Add/Remove Programs and Remove iTunes and Quicktime.
6. Download iTunes again and install it."
I then tried to open itunes and immediately a message pops up asking if i want to send an error report to microsoft. It seems as though step 4 might have truly made things worse.
Someone please help
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After you get the send error report message go to:
Start -> Control Panel (In classic view which can be enabled by clicking view classic.) -> Administrative Tools -> Event Viewer.
Select the Application log and look for the most recent errors (Marked by a red X).
Double click on the error and it will show you a full description. For an error similar to the one you are recieving it should report a 'faulting module' in the error.
Please paste that here. This will help us help you.

Did PC Recovery and Dowloaded iTunes, wont open, only get error reports.

I just did a PC recovery and have all of my music from iTunes backed up on a dock drive. I just re-downloaded iTunes and installed it. iTunes won't open, I just get an error report every time. I clicked on the setup file and tried to repair it. I've uninstalled it and redownloaded it. Still the same result. Does anyone have any ideas on what else I could do?

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UGGGH itunes wont open it says error and has to close HELPPP

ok so everytime i tryyy to open iTunes it says iTunes has encountered a problme and needs to close. we are sorry for the inconvenience and i really wanna get this fixed and im going away for thanksgiving and i wanna get it ready cuase its 5 hours long and i wanna have my iPod i went on my brothers got his music so atleast i have something
I do have Norton thingy running but, i dont know how to fully close it i right click and click disable
but i keep downloading iTunes then removing then restarting my computer
still nothing
so i would like be so happy if someone helped meee!

hi kristen!
iTunes has encountered a problme and needs to close.
the first thing i check for with one of those is a broken quicktime. does your quicktime currently launch?
if not, first try a careful standalone QT install. see:
b noir, "QuickTime Installation FAILED!! "Error Code: -1"" #1, 09:31am Oct 22, 2005 CDT
keep us posted.
love, b

Itunes wont open due to error message

Can anyone help me , I have re-installeds itunes so many times i lost count ,it wil install , but when i go to click on itunes icon to open i get a error mesasage that says i need to re-install because it needs qucktime to open itunes . I thought you get quicktime installed when you install itunes . I have it in my program files
thanks so much for your help

Oops, nevemind, I got it working again. I had installed a crappy codec pack that was obviously interfering with iTunes. I uninstalled the codec pack and, TAADAH!!, it worked.

ITUNES WONT OPEN BECAUSE OF ERROR!!!HELP ME

ok so i put this in another post, but it wasnt mine so i dont think all of you helpful people saw it.
here's the deal:
everytime i try to open itunes it doesnt open and this pops up :
so i tried to maybe fix it but quicktime is completely gone and it wont let me re-install it
so i need help from some brave soul
-candace
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Did iTunes ever work? Did this horrid message just start suddenly?
top fixes for a new iTunes install/upgrade are
- turning off security software such as Norton before the install as Apple suggests
- installing QuickTime standalone, not regular
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/standalone.html
- setting up Norton to allow iTunes
- scanning for malware with ewido (Free at www.ewido.net/en/)
- last but not least, using MSCONFIG to find Windows conflicts
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=302538
Post back with any questions or your solution.

ITunes wont open-I get error message...

Hello,
I recently built my own computer, and it has been working almost flawlessly for months.
About a week ago, I installed Adobe Photoshop CS2 on my computer, and suddenly I was not able to open iTunes. I just get the error message that says "iTunes has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience."
I have:
-uninstalled Adobe Photoshop
-reinstalled iTunes multiple times
-rebooted
-copied iTunes program files from working computer
^none of the above have worked. Any ideas?
-Bonbon

Oops, nevemind, I got it working again. I had installed a crappy codec pack that was obviously interfering with iTunes. I uninstalled the codec pack and, TAADAH!!, it worked.

Itunes wont open and shows error report.

this is what i get when i open it. it was working fine last night. i opened it and it said updating library, but then i played music without a problem. this morning i uninstalled quicktime cause i never use it. so i think that might have messed it up. so i uninstalled everything and reinstalled itunes 7.2 and now i get this.
http://img118.imageshack.us/my.php?image=untitledra4.jpg

iTunes uses QuickTime for audio and video playback. So it's best not to uninstall it if you want to use iTunes.
When that message you're getting cites that "Offset: 10004000", almost invariably it's caused by a broken QuickTime. So let's try swapping that out again, this time applying some additional explicit precautions.
head into your Add/Remove programs. uninstall QuickTime.
Next, we’ll manually remove any leftover program files and folders.
1. On the Start menu, click My Computer (or double-click My Computer on the Desktop).
2. In My Computer, open Local Disk.
3. Open Program Files.
4. Right-click on the QuickTime folder and click Delete from the shortcut menu.
5. Navigate to C:\Windows\system32\.
6. Remove the files QuickTime.qts and QuicktimeVR.qtx.
7. Restart your computer.
next, we'll get a fresh copy of QuickTime into your PC by doing a repair install of itunes.
switch off antivirus and antispyware applications prior to the repair install.
go into Add/Remove and select itunes. click "Change" and then click "Repair".
if the repair install goes through okay, restart the PC and try launching itunes again. does it launch properly now?

Itunes wont open - Error 7 (windows error 127)

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