Tengo Windows 7 64 bit,he instalado itunes 64 bit

Tengo Windows 7 64 bit,he instalado itunes 64 bit,se instala correctamte,pero cuando conecto el ipnone 3GS me dice,"no se puede usar este iphone porque el software necesario no está instalado,ejecute el instalagor de itunes para eliminar itunes y luego instale la veraión de 64 bit.todo eso está correcto,

ami me sale lo mismo con mi ipod touch pero no funciona lo desistele y lo volvia a instalar y nada

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    Message was edited by: MrViklund

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  • I'm having trouble downloading itunes to my Windows 7 home premium 64-bit laptop

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