"Please connect iPhone to a computer running a 32-bit version of Windows XP

Anyone! Please, anyone! I just got an iPhone and plugged it in to my existing iTunes and it required for me to update to a new version of iTunes in which I did, which is now 7.4.3.1. When I plug the iPhone in, an error message displays and it says "Please connect iPhone to a conputer running a 32-bit version of Windows XP (SP2) or Windows Vista. I have a Windows Vista and re-checked compatability it everything is fine. I've even re-installed iTunes,and restarted my computer but no success! I still keep getting the same error message. Oh, by the way, I've tried all USB ports as well. =(

It isn't compatible with the 64 bit version of vista. If you search the threads you might find some workarounds that might work. I believe the installer doesn't put the files in the correct directory.
Good luck...

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TS3662 please connect your iphone to a computer running iTunes to complete the activation process

please connect your iphone to a computer running iTunes to complete the activation process. what does this mean, why wont it just activate?

You answered your own question.
Question:
"what does this mean, why wont it just activate?"
Answer becasue you need to:
"connect your iphone to a computer running iTunes to complete the activation process."

Please connect your iphone to a computer running itunes

I have a new phone and it keeps saying "please connect your iphone to a computer running itunes...etc. But I have it hooked to a computer using Itunes

Is the iTunes version on your computer current (11.1.2)?

Connecting iPhone restarts my computer

I bought an iPhone 3GS six days ago and synced it with my computer immediately, everything worked fine until today. I connected the iPhone and my computer flashed a blue screen with writing on it and then restarted. I did not see what was written on the blue screen because it was only visible for a moment. Thinking it may have been a problem with itunes i have removed itunes and any apple software on my computer (except safari). I then reconnected my iPhone and nothing happened. I then went to proceeded to download itunes again, halfway through the install the blue screen flashed and the computer restarted. I then re-removed itunes etc and tried connecting again only to find the computer restarts even though itunes isnt installed.
So in sumary; when I connect iPhone to the computer, it restarts. What should i do?

Have any photos in the camera roll on your phone?
Running any logitech camera software, i.e. a webcam?
If so, that's most likely your problem. There is a know conflict between logitech's software and the iphone. You can see if there are updated drivers available or try & disable the logitech cam(if you have one), & see if that fixes the problem.

HT1926 I have a French computer running on 32 bits instead of 64 (Vista). Reinstalled several times iTunes but keep on having failure 42110!! No download available for 32 bits????

I have a French computer running on 32 bits instead of 64 (Vista).
Reinstalled several times the latest iTunes but keep on having failure 42110!!
No download available for 32 bits???? This is more an Apple support question!!

Try this user tip:
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4831
Hope that helps.
Regards.
Forum Tip: Since you're new here, you've probably not discovered the Search feature available on every Communities page, but next time, it might save you time (and everyone else from having to answer the same question multiple times) if you search a couple of ways for a topic, both in the relevant forums and in the Apple Knowledge Base, before you post a question.

I want to connect to a network printer hp cp1518ni with different versions of windows (win7& winxp)

I want to connect to a network printer hp cp1518ni with different versions of windows (win7 & winxp) . My pc with win 7 work ok but the pc with win xp not "see" the printer on the network. What is the additional driver should I install?
thanks
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Hi @OHIMATAS,
I see by your post that you are unable to network the printer to the Windows XP computer, but the Windows 7 computer is connected. I can help you with this.
Make sure the Windows XP computer is connected to the correct network name, not a Guest network either.
Print a configuration page to get the printer's IP address.
Printing a Configuration Page.
Try and access the printer's Embedded Web Server on the Windows XP computer.
Type the IP address into your web browser's address bar. (Internet Explorer)
Did it load the webpage?
If you can't access the printer's EWS, then check the IP address on the computer to see if the first 3 sets of numbers match the printer's IP. They have to match to be on the same network.
Go to start, type run in the search box, type in cmd, then type ipconfig.
Check the IPV4 address.
Now check the IPV4 address for the printer.
Do the first 3 sets of numbers match?
Try and ping the printer.
In the same window, type ping printers IP address (space between ping and IP address)
What are the results?
Run the add printer wizard through printers and faxes, if you were able to access the printer's EWS.
Please provide in detail the results if you are still having issues.
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ITunes: Installer is indented for a 32-bit version of windows. Please obtain a 64 bit installer

I get this error message when installing the itunes64Setup.
Installer is indented for a 32-bit version of windows. Please obtain a 64 bit installer from www.apple.com/support.
Originally ,I copied my old 32bit files from Vista to a new windows 7 machine and then I tried to reinstall iTunes and got the error message.
In addition, i tried to uninstall iTunes and it will not uninstall. Then I tried to clean it off manually and reinstall it. I still get the same message Installer is indented for a 32-bit version.
Any suggestions.

64bit architecture is a bit tricky, particularly when it comes to hardware. While I'm fairly sure Apple (like a lot of other companies) will work to support this in the future, the fact is that folks running 64bit right now are in a huge minority (less than 1/10 of a percent) and it's impossible to support everybody.
There are probably about 10 times the number of folks running some version of Linux on their PCs (we're not talking Macs here right now) and yet they can't use the iPhone or a whole lot of other things. It's just the way of thw world -- pick something that isn't mainstream and you pay for being on the bleeding edge.
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ITunes on XP 64 bit ... Can I Run a 32-bit Version?

I understand that there is no supported version of iTunes that will run on XP 64-bit, but I followed a hack that I found and got it running on my XP 64-bit machine at work. The problem is that I am now getting an error message that says something about "Can't save library, not enough memory" or something like that. I have 6GBs of RAM and almost 200GB of space open on my HD. Is this a common error using a hacked version of iTunes? Is it possible to install and run a 32-bit version on a machine running XP 64-bit? I have both 32 and 64-bit versions of Photoshop and they both run fine.
I also have Service Pack 2.
Thanks in advance...
Lloyd

Here's what one user said to to to get iTunes to run in Vista/XP 64 bit.
Start Menu -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Right Click on Command Prompt -> Run As Administrator.
Type “cd C:\Windows\SysWOW64″
Type regsvr32 vbscript.dll
If you don’t do Run as Administrator, the regsvr32 will fail. Also, be careful to run the command in SysWOW64, not System32! System32 on a 64-bit system actually contains the 64-bit system libraries.
No guarantees, but it might be worth a try. You may find alternative workarounds if you search this forum for "XP 64". None of the workarounds I've seen have been completely functional, so an upgrade to a newer version of Windows is probably something to consider.
Regards.

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Since Forms 6 was never certified on Vista, I will assume you don't care about using Oracle Support. If that's the case, getting Forms 6 to work on Win 7 would likey require similar steps as you took to getting it to work on Vista.
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Forms 6.x was desupported years ago. If you have not already begun to do so, you should probably be working on a migration plan in order to get you to a supported version. The latest version is 11.1.1.3, so you are far behind. All versions newer than 6.x are entirely web based. This means that you will no longer be able to use the Forms runtime on the client machines. Client machines will require an Oracle certified browser and JRE in order to run Forms. Certification information for Fusion Middleware 11 (includes Forms 11) can be found here:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/downloads/fmw-11gr1certmatrix.xls
FMw Product information can be found here:
http://www.oracle.com/us/products/middleware/index.html
Forms 11 information can be found here:
http://www.oracle.com/us/products/tools/oracle-forms-161771.html
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/forms/overview/index.html

TS1424 has anyone not been able to get the installer to properly load and get a message like: This installer is intended for 32 bit versions of windows. Please download and install 64 bit iTuines installer instead? and even if you uninstall and reinstall

Has anyone not been able to get the iTunes installer to load properly and get a message like this: This iTunes installer is intended for 32 bit versions of windows. Please download and install 64 bit iTunes installer instead. I have tried repeatedly to get this to load, I have uninstalled iTunes completely and reinstalled and still get the same message. I have windows XP and a brand new ipod touch which I am trying to load.

Yes, it's come up a number of times. If you look to the right under "more like this", you'll find threads that may offer useful suggestions.
Regards.

64-bit screen savers won't run if 32-bit versions were previously installed

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Has anyone else run into this? Does 10.6 keep track of these files on a "rejection" list so that installing newer versions can still prompt rejection?
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Probably you were seeing a conflict between a version of the screen saver in "/Library/Screen Savers" and the new on in your personal "~/Library/Screen Savers"
Best to delete a screensaver (right click context menu in screen saver preferences) before reinstalling it.

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While installing latest version of iTunes error "This iTunes installer is intended for 32-bit versions of Windows. Please download and install the 64-bit iTunes installer instead" how to deal with it ?

Doublechecking. What's the filename of the installer you've been downloading? (The 32-bit installer is called iTunesSetup.exe, and the 64-bit installer is called iTunes64Setup.exe.)

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Go to iTunes.com/download and click the link for the 64-bit version.

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j0lie92 wrote:
Connecting IPhone 5 to MacBook i get this message: The iPhone “iPhone” cannot be used because it requires iTunes version 11.1 or later. I've downloaded iTunes 4 times and restared my computer and it's not updating nor acknowledging my iPhone
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j0lie92 wrote:
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