Possible solution to iTunes 6 problems

After experiencing problems with iTunes 6 upgrade...namely difficulties with soundtracks that I had previously purchased for background music in existing slide shows created in iPhoto and iMovie, a tech support guy spent about 30 minutes with me to sort it out. Finally it was determined that I needed to upgrade Quicktime. That was the solution that worked in my case. I work on a PowerMac G5 with all the latest "i" stuff. Hope this helps someone.

Made sense to me, so I did it. Unfortunately, the problem still goes on. Fortunately, I could use QuickTime 7.0 Pro anyway.

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This worked for me, sort of. A while back when I downloaded that windows update that installed the new version of IE, I noticed that IE wouldn't connect to the internet and pages wouldn't load. However, I thought nothing of it because I use Firefox and FF was working just fine.
I went into IE earlier this evening (it still wasn't working) and tried to follow your recommended steps. I got up to step 4 and IE froze. I tried closing it, reopening it and repeating the steps but it would always freeze at step 4. In another thread, someone was saying that iTunes released a security update and that fixed the store for them so I tried opening Apple Software Update and that froze. I tried it several times, nothing. Would always freeze. I even tried updating thru iTunes and IT would freeze.
Finally, I went to the control panel and uninstalled IE7. The iTunes store and the Apple Software Update program are now working! So thank you very much for your suggestion. Otherwise, it may have never clicked with me that IE was the problem.
Windows XP

Apple solution to iTunes install problem - More needed from Apple

Apple has published a fix for the problem arising from attempts to install the latest iTunes upgrade at http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3074.
In it they suggest the issue may be caused by a bad installation of a version of Microsoft's .NET Framework.
Find this somewhat preposterous for the simple reason that all was well until the attempt to load the new upgrade of iTunes. For Apple's suggestion to hold true it can only mean that none of my other applications make any use of MS.NET Framework, which I very much doubt.
Performed the fix for Windows7 prescribed by Apple, namely downloaded and ran Microsoft's .NET Framework taking the 'Repair' option when prompted. When Repair completed successfully you have to shut down and restart Windows to make the repaired software available. Did this and on restart lo and behold the R6034 message appeared again.
Did a search of the Registry for 'R6034' but not found.
Being unsure what was issuing the message deleted iTunes and restarted the system.
Again lo and behold the R6034 message appeared again.
Fortunately had been away from my computer for several weeks, and as the only upgrade actioned since my return was for iTunes carried out a System Restore. This got rid of the R6034 message, everything worked fine, and when I shut down Microsoft automatically reinstalled all its upgrades after the Restore point.
Then moved to put back the iTunes upgrade prior to the current one. ITunes stopped me in my tracks by halting the reinstall because "A later version of the program had been installed". Presume this was because iTunes detected from its records that I had actioned the latest upgrade
As I see the iTunes upgrade as the problem, I'm hoping firstly that someone from Apple will read this and:
1 provide more support than it has to date; and
2 allow those who want to pass on the upgrade reinstall the previous version of ITunes.
Cheers.

Intresting notes... When you download album artwork from iTunes it really doesn't add it to the MP3 track, it stores it elsewhere and assoicates it internally some how to the album. Where as adding a artwork in through the actual file will change the size of your MP3 track, by embedding the artwork into it so that other apps (like windows media) can see them.
That would be an interesting find if that is indeed the case.... Furthermore if that solves the problem, than apple should have an easy fix on thier hands.
However, since most of my music is direct downloads from iTunes and has the artwork directly embedded into the music files like I mentioned above that might be why I've never encountered the issues.... As I found out about this quirk a while back, because some of the tracks on the PC or on my iPod would never show the album cover before...
Hopefully someone else with the same problem can help confirm this possible solution!

Possible solution to airplay audio problem

Fist of all, sorry for my english.
I had the next problem, videos from itunes or youtube works fine, but when I tried to stream only audio, from ipod aplication or spotify it doesn´t work. Some times make a little noise, other times the conexion returns to the iphone or ipad...ant many times the wifi of the phone or the ipad hangs, and have to reboot...
I´ve tried many things, with two diferent routers (both of them wireless n), different configurations, open ports, went to the genius bar, even broke a router (it hangs and there wasn´t any way to restore, even with a hard reset)...
Finally, today it starts to work. What I did is:
1. Change wifi channel to 9.
2. Disable WSC setup in my router configuration.
3. I think this is the most important: enable WMM (wifi multimedia) on the configuration of my router. It´s a comtrend model, maybe this is called in another way in other router configuration.
4. And reset my apple tv (menu+down 5 secs).
Probably it´s not necesary to make all these steps, looks like point 3 is the different from previous attempts...
So check your WMM router configuration and try.
Hope it helps.

Intresting notes... When you download album artwork from iTunes it really doesn't add it to the MP3 track, it stores it elsewhere and assoicates it internally some how to the album. Where as adding a artwork in through the actual file will change the size of your MP3 track, by embedding the artwork into it so that other apps (like windows media) can see them.
That would be an interesting find if that is indeed the case.... Furthermore if that solves the problem, than apple should have an easy fix on thier hands.
However, since most of my music is direct downloads from iTunes and has the artwork directly embedded into the music files like I mentioned above that might be why I've never encountered the issues.... As I found out about this quirk a while back, because some of the tracks on the PC or on my iPod would never show the album cover before...
Hopefully someone else with the same problem can help confirm this possible solution!

Possible solution to book uploading problem

I posted this as a reply to TM2 ... redundancy is sometimes very helpful ...
I ran into the same problem in last couple of weeks ... deadline for books and all.
I too gave up trying with Aperture and used BLUR's BookSmart, thinking that it may be a solution re overcoming problems with uploading (Aperture/Apple not providing useful solutions for me) .... but, ran into same problem - I was not able to upload finished book and got same msg re error and request to check my ISP connection, etc ... finally, I called Comcast re possibly a problem with their router or something like it ... I got very lucky and connected with someone who was very knowledgeable, pleasant, and accessible ... SOLUTION: bi-pass the Belkin 54g ... hook up CPU ethernet connection directly to cable router - BINGO! ... Belkin seems to be the potential cause for problem: It most likely needs firmware update - checked their web site and there is one available .... in time will upload it.
Hope this helps and it is same solution for Aperture trouble's re uploading issues, etc ... Merry Christmas.
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Intresting notes... When you download album artwork from iTunes it really doesn't add it to the MP3 track, it stores it elsewhere and assoicates it internally some how to the album. Where as adding a artwork in through the actual file will change the size of your MP3 track, by embedding the artwork into it so that other apps (like windows media) can see them.
That would be an interesting find if that is indeed the case.... Furthermore if that solves the problem, than apple should have an easy fix on thier hands.
However, since most of my music is direct downloads from iTunes and has the artwork directly embedded into the music files like I mentioned above that might be why I've never encountered the issues.... As I found out about this quirk a while back, because some of the tracks on the PC or on my iPod would never show the album cover before...
Hopefully someone else with the same problem can help confirm this possible solution!

A solution for iTunes install problems

I upgraded to the latest ver of iTunes and immediately had ALL the problems posted all over the 'net.
The following is what worked for me.
BACKUP!!! Set a Restore Point. Back up your REGISTRY. It is critical that you back it up beforehand and use caution while cleaning it. Please do this in case everything goes T. U.
Remove all references to iTunes, iPod and Quick Time. There are literally thousands and you must get rid of all of them.
Find, download, install a copy of jv16 Power Tools.
Then:
1. BACKUP! Set Restore Point! Back up your Registry! Did I mention backing up?
1a. Be very careful cleaning out the Registry. Take your time. Go slowly. Make sure that what you delete is only iTunes-related. Check twice before deleting. Take. Your. Time.
1b. The Registry is your PCs mind; do not scramble it. You will be sad.
2. Using jv16s Software Manager, uninstall iTunes, iPod and Quick Time.
3. Using jv16s Registry Finder, one at a time, search for and delete ALL references to iPod, iTunes, Quick Time and Apple Computer (BE CAREFUL; it will give you references to various 'applets" and "appletalk"; do NOT delete those. Only Apple Computer stuff.)
4. Using Microsofts Search function, search for all remaining references to iTunes, iPod, Apple Computer (leave applets alone) and most importantly-Quick Time.
5. When you are certain that everything that says Apple Computer, Apple, iPod, iTunes and Quick Time exists no more on your PC, Reboot.
6. Go to www.old-software.com and download an old copy of iTunes. The one that finally worked for me was iTunes v 6.0.5
7. Install an old version of iTunes. DO NOT USE THE LATEST VERSION OF iTUNES! Thats what caused the problems in the first place.
8. Reboot.
Even though you previously "uninstalled" iTunes, probably using the Add Remove Programs application in Control Panel, there remains behind thousands of pieces, parts and references to iTunes and Quick Time, in the Registry, TEMP files, Documents and Settings (Application Data and Local Settings), in Windows/system32 and a hundred other places. You gotta get rid of it all.
Quick Time seems to be the main culprit, but in the end I had to get rid of all traces of all of the Apple applications before I could install again and get it to work.
It took me 3 days to figure out this procedure but once I did, it took only an hour to do it.
I've seen a couple other procedures recently posted here that look good. If you are uncomfortable with going into the Registry, try one of those others first.
And fer cryin' out loud, Apple. Yank the latest version of iTunes off your site. I did a Google search for "iTunes installation problems" and came up with 700,000 hits. Do ya think you might have a problem?
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Im trying your method right now, when im finished ill let you know how it worked out. I agree with your comment on apple needing to pull the latest version and get a version that actually works.

Possible solution to iTunes registry permission problem (Vista)

My problem seems to closely mirror many of the ones I've been reading about here and elsewhere on other forums. And at least one person had the same exact problem when I tried to update, install, or even uninstall iTunes 7.6
I kept getting an error that the registry key HKLM\Software\Classes\Interface{915DA835....blahblah} could not be opened, access denied etc. -- even though I was logged on as Admin and I tried running the iTunes package as Administrator.
I tried modifying the permissions for that key. No dice.
I tried a complete uninstall and registry dump of iTunes and QT-related keys -- I even used MS Windows Installer Utility. That didn't work. Moreover, when I tried to reinstall, I was locked out of other subkeys as well.
Then I was searching around MS's support forums and found this thread:
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1423928&SiteID=1
There are detailed instructions (but not too complicated) to restore admin permission to the entire registry. I performed the first two steps of the instructions, and it worked fine.
1) Specifically, I downloaded and ran the utility software
2) Then created the .bat file using NotePad, pasted the command instructions and and saved the file
3) Created a System Restore Point and backed up my registry
4) Rebooted in safe mode with command prompt. I don't know if the safe mode reboot was necessary, but I wanted to make absolutely sure. (Note: the instructions say to "run from the elevated command prompt", which means running Command Prompt as Admin; I decided to use Safe Mode instead)
5) I ran the program +(remember where you save it!)+
c:\[dir where you saved it]>fixregistrypermissions.bat
-- it took a few minutes to run completely, restoring permission to all but but 4 registry keys, for some reason.
6) I restarted Vista normally (oddly, my system started running REAL SLOW; having just done all this last night, I'm not sure if this is now a new problem)
7) Made another System Restore Point, to be safe
8) _Uninstalled completely_ the remnants of iTunes and QT -- including Apple Mobile Device Support, Apple Software Update, Bonjour
9) Made another System Restore Point
10) Rebooted
11) Dumped any app data and folders related to iTunes (deleted AND empty recycle bin); I was not able to remove the Bonjour folder
12) Rebooted
13) Installed iTunes package (run as Administrator); I even ran it in XP Compatibility Mode, which resulted in a prompt that the program is supposed to run in Vista. OK, whatever.
14) Rebooted
15) Launched iTunes, launched QT. Worked fine.
16) Plugged in my Nano and iTunes and iTunes recognized it, no problem.
Hope this works for the rest of you...
PS: I forgot to mention that successfully reinstalled iTunes using the full software package download available at http://apple.com/downloads
I also disabled the automatic updates, which was how my problem started in the first place!

Try modifying the extension.
kwadz wrote:
Were you guys having problems with any other Windows apps touching the registry, too? I'm having a ton of these problems, mostly where my apps won't retain reg saved information like settings, etc. iTunes is the first place I noticed it, though. I also can't boot into Vista's safe mode without getting a crcdisk.sys error. Running the msft application to edit reg perms didn't help me as many of them failed.
Any ideas?
No problems that I can tell, though I came back to this thread to remind me how to fix it because iTunes started acting up again. <grr!>
But if you've tinkered with the registry before, that could cause a lot of problems. I would check with Microsoft about the "crcdisk.sys" error. Sorry, buy I don't know what that is.
As far as having to fix it this time around, good thing I still had the .bat file on my computer. I ran it again, tried "repair" of iTunes in the Control Panel instead of the laborious process of uninstall/reinstall. I have to reboot to see if that worked. :fingers crossed:

Possible solution to iTunes 6 not opening, and B Noir is a genius

Hello
Im a first time poster here, and I have had some success getting my iTunes 6 update to work after I was experiencing the same problems that many posters here have had. I thought I would share how I fixed it, and maybe it would help someone else out.
I upgraded to iTunes 6, and it wouldnt open. After doing a little searching, I saw that a lot of people that had problems had Norton Internet Security. I figured for sure that was my problem.
So, after a couple hours of trying different fixes, I finally figured I would uninstall NIS, and get another firewall/virus software. iTunes STILL would not open! (Neither would Quicktime).
I ran MSCONFIG with the following steps (This was found on another thread on this forum)
1. Start > Run > type "msconfig" and press enter
2. Go to the services tab
3. check "hide all Microsoft services"
4. click disable all
5. find "iPodService" and check that one (so its the only process)
6. go to the startup tab
7. click disable all
8. check qttask and ituneshelper so they are the only programs checked
9. restart
When I restarted, iTunes started fine. However, this isnt the end to the solution. This basically shuts all other services down on your PC.
I had read in another post here by B Noir (who seems to be able to fix all problems if you post it! Thanks B) that there are a lot of malware exe's that can get on your machine that are 6 character .exe files. I started MSCONFIG again, paid close attention to all of the things on the 'Startup' tab, and sure enough - I had a file named YCRIYK.EXE that looked completely unfamiliar. I also googled it, and only got back three suspicious hits, one of which was an Asian website that I couldnt read, the other ones being related to spyware. I should also add that I am relatively paranoid when it comes to spyware/viruses, and that in addition to NIS, I also run Adaware, as well as several other spyblocking tools pretty often - I have no idea what this file is or how it got on my PC.
So, I turned all other services BACK ON (using the steps from MSCONFIG) EXCEPT for that one. I also reinstalled NIS to verify that indeed it was not the problem. Im assuming that this was some type of malware conflicting with either Quicktime or iTunes, because making sure that didnt start fixed my problem, and iTunes/Quicktime is working now.
Good luck to you all. I know how frustrating this can be!
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I can sympathize with your situation, archerdave1.
Firewall software and anti-virus software are supposed to prevent things from running on your computer. This is to protect you from malicious software running without your knowing about it.
If you run firewall and anti-virus software, it is your job to tell those utilities which programs (eg iTunes) that you want to be exempt from their operations. You have to manually configure your firewall and anti-virus software to play nice with iTunes or any other similar program. This is not Apple's fault, and it's not Microsoft's fault. You as the user have to learn how to do this.
You also need to know how to use msconfig.
For all the above reasons, Windows computers are very hard to work with and configure these days. I'm a professional computer technician, and it bothers me that people who really don't like to tweak computers are going out and buying Windows systems. They are just too complex.
There is a perfect solution to your problem. You can switch to Macintosh. Since there is NO spyware and NO viruses that affect Mac OS X, you can ignore all those anti-virus and anti-spyware headaches and just enjoy using your computer.
Moral of the story: If you don't want to tweak and configure your computer constantly to protect against malicious security problems, just get a Mac. Problem solved.

Found a possible solution for iTunes constantly reopening

My iTunes kept reopening every time I closed it - like 20-30 times in a row, with me quitting, force quitting, etc., even as my force quit window was up. I would force quit the application but it's logo wouldn't disappear. Searching around on these forums I poked around a bit and figured out that when I hid my RAC (Red Alarm Clock widget, which works with itunes, though isn't constantly playing), I could quit without the icon popping right back up. So if you're having this problem you might try hiding (you don't have to delete it, just move it from the main dashboard) any widgets that work with iTunes.

For a more systematic approach see Repair security permissions for iTunes for Windows.
tt2

Possible Solution to Itunes Trojan Horse issue

I simply updated my AVG and Itunes opened with no problems. Good Luck!

just update AVG, there was a programming or communication problem between the two, AVG was just detecting iTunes as a virus, it has been fixed, just download the update from AVG and rerun it. I happened to have uninstalled iTunes too but I don't think it is necessary. You can if you want. There was no virus in iTunes, I have friends who have another antivirus program and they had no problems. I would still keep AVG if you have it, it is a good program, just a glitch.

Possible Solution to Ongoing Wifi problems

FINALLY! After four days of the same problem, we got it resolved by disconnecting my imac, two airport expresses and turning off iphone. Turned all off for 15 minutes. Started turning things back on in this order. Modem, airport express #1, imac, reset a new wireless network (it worked), #2 airport express attached to stereo for wireless music streaming (it worked), did a hard reset on phone and logged into the new home network. I could be wrong, but deleting old wifi connections and old home wireless network and starting anew from factory settings did the trick!
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Your solution has worked for some people in the past, but unfortunately not everyone.

Possible solution to buzzing iMac problem!

Folks, disclaimer first: 1) I don't know the difference between whining and buzzing when it comes to a computer; 2) I am not Apple or producer of its hardware and I cannot guarantee it will work in your particular case and 3) I think it does not apply to rev A. Having said that, I think the issue is the same in rev A and B - it's the solution that's different. I do know how irritating a constant buzzing can be (read my other posts), so hopefully it will solve your problem.
OK, I had a rev A whose midplane collapsed, I went through 2 midplane replacements and one PSU replacement which did not help solve the noise issue. Now I have a rev B 17" iMac that I do love a lot for all the features and the way it looks and works. If it wasn't for the buzzing noise, striaght from the box.
After reading one of the posts here when someone took a stethoscope and listened to the noises the computer makes in different parts (plus "scienceman" experiment discussed in many other threads, http://scienceman.com/pgs/00_imacG5.html ), I did the same and I was pretty sure it was the CPU fan making this noise in my case, the lower fan to be exact. To be absolutely sure, I disconnected this CPU fan from power (of course, the back of the computer should be off) and powered the computer on (small button on the midplane assembly, almost in the middle of the computer.
The buzzing was gone!
A word of caution: do not keep the computer running with the CPU fan disconnected; once you made sure the noise is gone with CPU fan disconnected, switch the power off and connect the fan back as it was.
Now call the Apple support, be patient, explain the issue, what you did and get them send you a new CPU fan. I got mine in 3 days. It's quite easy to replace -- 10-15 mins. Alternatively go to your Apple store and ask them to replace the fan. I am sure your rev B is covered by 1yr warranty, so it should be free. In rev A - the fan is not a customer-serviceable part, but rather a part of the midplane assembly, I think.
So I just replaced my CPU fan and the buzzing is ALMOST gone. I think now it's what one can call whisper-quiet, more or less. Also, when comparing the two fans side by side, I noticed some differences in the fan cases between the two. I assume the inside of the fan might have undergone some changes as well. My view, Apple is trying to solve the noise issue and may be almost there. For this particular irritating constant high-pitched noise.
So one important thing to note - if you had the same kind of noise (model airplane-like, or fluorescent street lamp-like), it most probably is the CPU fan. Check it as I described here, before agreeing to replace the power supply or the midplane, and going through backups and having your computer in service for weeks. It may sound strange, but the people in Apple product/technical support I spoke to, they didn't have the foggiest idea how to fix it. What they suggested is midplane and power supply replacement, resetting SMU, NVRAM, adjusting brightness, etc. - doesn't work.
Will update you on any developments. Hope this could be helpful to many of you.
Cheers!

Alexei,
I noticed that your imac is now getting "noisier" with each post you make.
original post:
So I just replaced my CPU fan and the buzzing is ALMOST gone. I think now it's what one can call whisper-quiet, more or less.
1.1 post:
One more comment. As I said, with a new fan, the noise is less noticeable but still there.
3.1 post:
I had a chance to listen to my iMac more carefully yesterday, and if there is any improvement, it's marginal.
interesting...

A possible solution to the MIDI problem with Audition 5.5

Hi, all.
In searching for other answers to my Audition 5.5 questions, I've been seeing lots of complaints on these forums about the lack of MIDI compatibility with this version. If you have an external MIDI sequencer, I offer a solution that you might find useful.
Go into Audition's Edit > Preferences and change the time display from minutes and seconds to bars and beats
Specify the time signature to the closest beat value of your song (exampe: if you're using both 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures, go with 4/4)
Set the tempo to match your song
Lay down a full length click track with at least a 4 measure click intro
Insert the same length click intro into every track (which, when working with previously sequenced tracks, is just a matter starting the machine in sequence-record mode with the metronome on, counting the appriopriate beats and turning it back off just before the song starts)
Mute all but the track you intend to record
Record each instrument track to its own file, save and open a multi-track session
Position the first beat of the click track far enough into the session to preclude needing to trim intros (you can trim the silence out with the click intro after mixdown)
Zoom in until a single click fits perfectly under the time indicator line
Drag or snap all the other tracks underneath it so that the first click of each track lines up
I use lots of instruments with slow attack (such as strings), or tracks where the instrument might only be in a few measures, so the 4+ measures of click intro are particularly useful.
Pretty low-tech, but quick and painless nonetheless. It suits my purposes, though I'd love to know if someone has a better method. Thanks for reading.
Sue

Bob Howes wrote:
The other problem is that, even among the "music creation" market, there can be big differences in the perceived importance of MIDI.
I'm not a musician myself but have worked closely with two very different composers. One of them does practically everything in MIDI (using Sonar) then tends to hand me the files to work with in Audition (after conversion to wave format). Some tracks are left in the form they came but others are replaced with live "real" instruments.
The other person is much more traditional. He plays more instruments than I can count and I help him by recording as he lays down drums, guitars, bass, brass, etc. etc. He owns a lot of keyboards but, even with these, he sends me line out and uses the actual keyboard sounds rather than laying down MIDI data.
So, if you asked these two how important it would be to have MIDI functionality, you'd get two very different answers. From some of the recording forums I frequent, I get the impression that my friends are a microcosm of the whole market . Some use MIDI a lot while others prefer the feel and sound of recording live instruments. (And, I'm sure, others inhabit a middle ground.)
True dat. Up until about a year or so ago, I didn't use MIDI, and so Audition was for me music production software par excellence. Then about a year ago, I started getting into MIDI, and now I'm not only using MIDI for creating keyboard-based tracks for overdubs, I'm actually writing songs using MIDI (whereas before songwriting almost always involved a guitar). MIDI has become huge for me, in other words. And whether I go to sites like Studio Central and read Tweakhead's guide to homerecording in which he tells people that modern music-making either involves MIDI or is MIDI-based, or whether I read articles in Sound on Sound magazine which constantly reference MIDI in their articles, have regular features about sample librairies that use MIDI, or look at the countless ads touting MIDI keyboards and controllers, it's clear that MIDI is as much a part of modern recording as guitars and mics. Before, I never used to get what Steve was on about when he'd say that Audition isn't music production software, because I had produced five albums of stuff using either CEP or Audition. Now, I understand what he means when he says that. When he says Audition isn't a music production software, he means 'Audition doesn't have MIDI'. However, the truth of the matter is that Audition is a wonderful music production software if you don't use MIDI, and a partial music production software if you do. You know, I've tried out other softwares - Reaper, Studio One, FL Studio (ha!) - and none of them come close to Audition for me. Sure, I can get by using Reaper for MIDI, but knowing how Audition does things, I know that I'd be happier doing it inside Audition. Hence, the continued lobbying. I want the best.

Possible solution for people having problems updating InDesign CC to 9.2.2 on Windows 7/8

So after InDesign CC x64 (x32 version seemed fine?) giving me constant update failed errors and about four different error codes each different way I tried to fix it, I decided to find out why, like many I have been getting this in my Install log.
FATAL: Payload 'Adobe InDesign CC x64 Application Language Files_9.2.1.101_AdobeInDesign9AppLang64-en_US 8.0.0.15 {35937D37-6FF2-1014-BDC2-9CD1656E73E4}' information not found in Media_db.
Reinstalling via Control Panel or the CC Cleaner tool did nothing to remedy the situation and the same error kept occurring, even though CC is meant to download the language files (apparently)
However, what I thought was odd was the fact that it references 9.2.1 not 9.2.2. It seems Adobe CC installs InDesign CC 9.2.1 from a fresh install but then fails on the 9.2.2 patch, but it seems 9.2.1 itself is either corrupted or something doesn't go right with the language packs as the error above shows.
SOLUTION: Manually install both the 9.2.1 and 9.2.2 patches.
Get them from here: http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cc-updates-direct-links-windows.html
Both will be named setup.zip, so rename them to something like setup_9.2.1 and setup_9.2.2 and extract both zip archives.
Install the 9.2.1 patch followed by the 9.2.2 patch, reboot and Creative Cloud should stop whining. It worked for me on Windows 8.1, open up InDesign > Help > About InDesign and check the version, it should be 9.2.2.
PROFIT.
Hope this works for others. Hopefully Adobe fix this in a CC app update, as this had me going in circles for a while.

Hello,
This solution worked for me.
I was encountering the Error Code — U44M1P34.
This error occurred when Creative Cloud Manager notified me of the InDesign CC 9.2.2 update.
I tried almost everything, removing / uninstalling the program, removing / uninstalling all the programs, deleting all the left behind folders of the programs, re-downloading them from Creative Cloud Manager and even trying manually to install the 9.2.2 update.
Thank you.
Andreas

Possible Solution to MBP / Airport Problems

I've been having the same problems that lots of you have: slow to connect after restart or sleep, dropped connections when other computers get on the same wireless network, constantly having to play with Network Diagnostics, re-entering password, etc. I may have fixed my problem - maybe it will help yours.
System Prefs / Network / Advanced / Airport
In this window was a list of every network my computer was remembering. I tried re-ordering them, but it made no difference. Finally, I deleted all but my home network.
Suddenly, it's a breeze to get into my wireless network. My guess is that at least one of the remembered network files were corrupted. Anyway, it's all good for now. Fingers crossed...H

Well, some of it is fixed. My wife's MacBookAir still knocks me off of the network. ...H

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