TS1717 Missing File Needed To Launch ITunes MSVCR80.dll

I got a itunes and cloud update notice. The cloud update was successful but itunes wasn't. I tried to open itunes on my HP laptop but got error message;
Program can't start MSVCR80.dll is missing from computer. Try reinstall program to fix. I tried to uninstall itunes all together and reinstall it. I still get the same error message and another - Itunes not installed correctly - Error 7: Windows Error 126.
I can't find the missing MSVCR80.dll anywhere in my recycle bin.
How can I get this missing file and whatever else is needed to get itunes back on my computer?
Thanks

Click here and follow the instructions. You may need to completely remove and reinstall iTunes and all related components, or run the process multiple times; this won't normally affect its library, but that should be backed up anyway.
(99373)

Similar Messages

Download has left me with missing files and cannot start iTunes

I was prompted to upgrade iTunes and so I did. The upgrade started when Genuis was still doing it's thing. At the end of the download, I was prompted to restart. I closed what I was working on and restarted. Now, I when I try to start iTunes, I get an error message that says there are missing files and that I should re-install iTunes. If I uninstall, will I lose the music files? I tried to re-download, but this did not fix anything. Any advice?

Now, I when I try to start iTunes, I get an error message that says there are missing files and that I should re-install iTunes.
With that one in that context, I think we should check for malware.
Try downloading and installing the free version of Malwarebytes AntiMalware. Update your MBAM definitions and then run a full scan of the PC. (Takes about 2 hour on my Lenovo.)
http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php
Does the scan find any infections? If so, please paste the contents of the log file for the scan in a reply here so we can have a look.

Have tried to open my itunes and the message given states that itunes can not be opened due to missing files. Please reinstall itunes. Repeated attempts to reinstall give the same result...any ideas?

Have tried to open my existing itunes but it states that it can not be opened due to missing files...please reinstall itunes. Repeated attempts to reinstall are to no avail....any ideas?

I assume you are talking about iTunes on your computer, if so, you will have to remove all Apple programs associated with iTunes:
iTunes, QuickTime, Apple Software Update, Apple Mobile Device Support, Bonjour and Apple Application Support (iTunes 9 or later)
Make sure everything that is by Apple is removed including Safari. You can sort by "Publisher", when you uninstall programs. Make sure you have at least one other web browser (like Firefox or Internet Explorer) before removing Safari. That way you can go back to the Apple web site and redownload iTunes later.
Reboot the computer then reinstall iTunes. Everything should work normally.

Cannot download itunes - MSVCR80.dll not found

Opened my computer a few days ago and a pop up window appeared saying: APSDaemon.exe - unable to lacate component. This application has failed to start because MSVCR80.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem.
Then another pop-up window saying that itunes needs to be re-installed.
I went to the Apple website, found some info on re-installing itunes - then proceeded to removing all the programs and program files that needed to be removed.
I rebooted my computer then tried to download itunes.
A banner at the bottom of my computer asked: Do you want to save iTunesSetup_exe.
I pressed on: Save
Then it said: iTunesSetup_exe couldn'be downloaded.
I've tried at least 2 dozen times but it still won't download.
Any ideas, anyone?
Please?

I rebooted my computer then tried to download itunes.
A banner at the bottom of my computer asked: Do you want to save iTunesSetup_exe.
I pressed on: Save
Then it said: iTunesSetup_exe couldn'be downloaded.
Try downloading an installer from the Apple website using a different web browser:
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
If you use Firefox instead of IE for the download (or vice versa), do you get a working installer?

Unable to re-install ITunes: MSVCR80.dll, error 7 Windows 126

I recieved the following message: The program can't start vecause MSVCR80.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinsalling the program to fix this problem.
I did try the un-install and reinstall and still get the same results.
My IPOD is a Shuffle. The only thing that comes to mind is that I tried to charge it over night on my hardrive. It did not charge. So is it possible that in doing that it caused another issue?
Right now my only option I believe is to buy another Shuffle.

Solving the iTunes Installation Problems in Windows
1. Apple has posted their solution here: iTunes 11.1.4 for Windows- Unable to install or open - MSVCR80 issue.
2. If the Apple article does not fully resolve the problem for you, then try Troubleshooting issues with iTunes for Windows updates - MSVCR80.

HT1349 Not a Mac computer-have had ITunes on this computer for literally years. This morning i am getting an error message trying to open Itunes - MSVCR80.dll not found, Not installed correctly Error 7 (Windows error 126). DL would not work. Help!

Have had Itunes on this computer literally for years. This AM message "MSVCR80.dll not found, not installed correctly Error 7 (Windows error 126) "- and could not download (it wanted a mobile device - I don't have one)
Help!

Solving MSVCR80 issue and Windows iTunes install issues.
Thanks to user turingtest2 for this solution.
Solving MSVCR80 issue and Windows iTunes install issues.
If the above doesn’t do the trick entirely, then use the instructions in the following as it applies to the version of Windows you are using:
HT1925: Removing and Reinstalling iTunes for Windows XP
HT1923: Removing and reinstalling iTunes for Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8
You may be required to boot into safe mode to complete the folder deletion process.

Itunes MSVCR80.DLL error

I had the same problem but was getting the MSVCR80.DLL error tried uninstalling more than once and even did a few restores, finally ended up doing the below uninstalls. Uninstall in this order: 1. Itunes 2. Apple software update 3 .Apple mobile device 4 .Bonjour 5. Apple applications support Once you have uninstalled all of the above do a REBOOT and download Itunes again, I got everything back and it works great! GOOD LUCK!

Solving the iTunes Installation Problems in Windows
1. Apple has posted their solution here: iTunes 11.1.4 for Windows- Unable to install or open - MSVCR80 issue.
2. If the Apple article does not fully resolve the problem for you, then try Troubleshooting issues with iTunes for Windows updates - MSVCR80.

IMovie Missing File search when launched

Hi
A while back I deleted an audio file that I was using in one of my videos in iMovie. Im not too worried about it since I think I'm done with that project anyways. The problem is that whenever I open iMovie, it keeps telling me the file is missing, but gives me no information to the effect of a) where the file was, b) what project the file was used in, and c) how to fix the problem. I honestly have no idea where that file was suppose to be located, or what project I was using it in. I have removed all of the projects that I thought it was used in, but iMovie still does the search. Does anyone know how I can remove the information from iMovie so that it no longer looks for that file?
Thanks

Golden Rule No 43: never update (in your case: downgrade) in the midths of some project…
indeed, since iM5, imovie-projects no longer are open folders, but closed packages… to open such a package, you simply crtl-click and choose "show package content" from context-menu.
iMovie has a very… ehm, "fragile" file managment system… I wouldn't fumble with it manually.
two options:
* launch iM6, choose "import to timeline" in prefs, drag'n drop from folder the 300clips into iM…
* not recommended, but worth a try: open iM6 project (copy of…) with mentioned ctrl-click/package, and drag'n drop 300clips into "Media"; on next launch of project, iM should show some alert… hit accept & have a look what's happening (in iMovie2 that was a usually routine - and working…)
besides:
... i ended up with 300 clips in my external hardrives iTunes file....
hä?
iTunes too have an elaborated file management, don't fumble that too...-
why did you select your iTunes folder for storing your iM project? be careful with hitting "yes", "accept", "proceed", "just do it!!"

Missing file content in new iTunes

I downloaded the new iTunes on my Windows 7. Many of my music files now only have the title of the song. The content, including album, artist, genre, etc is still with the file in Windows Explorer but not with the song on iTunes. Because of this none of my songs are categorized into their correct albums and artists. How do I get the content that is on my computer to show in iTunes?

And if you remove from you iDevice one app that should appear on File Sharing and sync and then add it back and sync again...

TS1717 I am unable to launch iTunes, when I double-click on the icon, a prompt comes up saying, "iTunes is on a locked disk or you do not have write permissons for this folder." This issue occurred out of the blue! How do I correct this?

I don't know what suddenly caused this. I haven't installed anything weird or obscure, I've kept up with all of the normal updates for Windows, my anti-virus, and other normal software (Adobe, Apple products, Steam). So all I did today was double-clicked on the iTunes icon, and the prompt that I supplied kept popping up. I rebooted my computer, I uninstalled and reinstalled iTunes and all of my Apple products (Quicktime, Safari). But nothing seems to be working.
I could sure use some much appreciated assistance!!! Thank you!

I did what I could out of the information provided, however there was quite a bit of difference between the XP format and Windows 7. After trying what I could, I was still receiving the same error message. Besides trying to fix this issue, I'm also trying to figure out how this whole thing started to begin with.

TS1717 When I try to launch iTunes, I get this message "iTunes requires QuickTime 7.5.5 or later" What can I do? Nothing shows up when I run a software update. Help?

Up top.
Thanks,
Jeremy

Here's a link to the QuickTime for Leopard 7.7 installer:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL761

Current iTunes MSVCR80.dll, Error 7 (windows error 126): SOLVED.

Dear avid iTunes users - I have cracked it!!!
The response from Apple/iTunes was extremely poor and did not solve the problem.
I have a look in msconfig and observed which applications/services were running - one of which was the 'Apple Application Support'
So ... I had a look at what was in this folder and found the APS Daemon.exe file causing all the trouble.
So ... I simply deleted the Apple folder found in C:\program files\common files\.
I did a restart and did not get the MSCVCR80.dll or Error 7 (windows 126) error messages.
I reinstalled the current version of iTunes (for the 16th time!)
Hey presto!!!
IT WORKED :-O Woooohooo!!!
So ... to all those smarty-pants boffin-brianiacs out there (apple/iTunes): this is how you do it!!!!!!!!!!
YOU DO NOT NEED TO UNINSTALL ALL THE APPLE/QUICKTIME OR RELATED PROGRAMS - JUST DELETE THE APPLE FOLDER IN THE C:\PROGRAM FILES DIRECTORY.
Nuff said.
Like (0)

Solving the iTunes Installation Problems in Windows
1. Apple has posted their solution here: iTunes 11.1.4 for Windows- Unable to install or open - MSVCR80 issue.
2. If the Apple article does not fully resolve the problem for you, then try Troubleshooting issues with iTunes for Windows updates - MSVCR80.

Itunes wont start, i tried to repair with a reinstall and i still get an error saying this file is not found, "MSVCR80.dll"

somehow my itunes program became corrupted when i tried to update my Quicktime player. the upgrade was interupted and aftward when i tried to boot my itunes, an error window popped up saying that this file could not be found, "MSVCR80.dll " I attempted to reinstall a repair about a dozen times but that's not fixing the problem. i do not want to uninstall as i may lose data that hasn't been synched yet. how can i get this file from Apple and manually instal it?

Go to Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs (Win XP) or Programs and Features (later)
Remove all of these items in the following order:
iTunes
Apple Software Update
Apple Mobile Device Support (if this won't uninstall move on to the next item)
Bonjour
Apple Application Support
Reboot, download iTunes, then reinstall, either using an account with administrative rights, or right-clicking the downloaded installer and selecting Run as Administrator.
The uninstall and reinstall process will preserve your iTunes library and settings, but ideally you would back up the library and your other important personal documents and data on a regular basis. See this user tip for a suggested technique.
Please note:
Some users may need to follow all the steps in whichever of the following support documents applies to their system. These include some additional manual file and folder deletions not mentioned above.
HT1925: Removing and Reinstalling iTunes for Windows XP
HT1923: Removing and reinstalling iTunes for Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8
tt2

Purge "Missing Files" in iTunes...

I use iTunes and Serato Scratch Live (Don't worry, this is an iTunes question, promise ).
As a DJ I move music around alot and yes i know it's best to manage music in iTunes, having said that, how can i scan my iTunes library and determine which tracks are "missing"? Sometimes i end up with duplicates and these i purge with Gemini but once iTunes imports them into the library, there seems to be no way to tell iTunes to check the consistancy of the library and remove the "missing" tracks.
Serato has this functionality but only for its library, it cannot write to iTunes library (as far as I know).
I don't think i'm alone and yes i'm disorganized (Thanks to A.D.D. in case you haven't figured that out yet ) but every now and then i get my stuff together and like to clean up my music so on that note ANY help is much appreciated.
Merci....
Nate

There's a trick I just tried with itunes 11, I don't remember the details for a previous (better) version of itunes.
To summerize the trick I detail bellow it's to use a video field to set for all your music tracks, then have itunes set it and check all tracks, itunes will set it only for tracks with a valid file and will update the track state to show whe it hasn't a file. Then you can use that field value to sort tracks of you library music and delete all tracks with a missing file.
So for itunes 11.0.1:
- Select your library in itunes to see all tracks.
- Then choose the tracks presentation.
- Then in Prensentation options add the serie (video section)
- Sort the list by Season to check it's not a used field, it shouldn't as its music.
If the season field isn't used then you can use the trick :
- Select all in the list
- Get information
- Go in Video Tab
- In season number enter 1
- Then check ok.
- Then let itunes set the field for all tracks and it will check them all. It takes times if you have many tracks.
- Once it's finished just sort the list by season, and all tracks with no season are those with missing file. Well perhaps also those with a protected file that can't be changed. Ididn't tested that last point but you could give a visual check to the elements to be sure that all are showing the icon for missing file.
So with that sort you can select all the tracks with missing file to delete them.
Then you can restore the season field to none to reset all valid tracks:
- Select all tracks in your library
- Righ click to get information
- Select video tab and in season number field erase the 1 you set before.
- Ok to apply.
Well it's neither fast nor without risks of human errors, a paid software well designed and well programed is a wiser choice, but that manual process is free of money (well if time isn't money).
The small adventage I can see is in that way you are sure that itunes will check all files of your library.
EDIT: Take care when you do the operation that all the removable disk you are using to store files in you itunes are well connected. That's this sort of little traps a human could forget check and it could generate a little disaster. :-)

Is there a quick way of identifying 'missing files'

Occasionally when you try to play a song you get a message saying that Itunes can't find the file together with an invitation for you to locate it yourself. After you locate it you get another message asking you if you want ITunes to locate other missing files - and it tells you how many missing files there are. ITunes invariably then locates some of the other missing files but usually not all of them. i can't find a way of viewing the songs that are "missing" other than by scrolling through the whole list looking for the identification marker at the far left.

Thanks for your response but because of the way in which my music files are stored; on an external drive rather than in the Itunes folder, Doug's scripts don't work for me - had a series of e mail exchanges with him regarding embedding artwork a while ago. I just can't understand why, when ITunes can identify and tell you in a message how many missing tracks there are, it doesn't provide a way of sorting the library to show the missing tracks together.
Regards
John

TS1717 Missing File Needed To Launch ITunes MSVCR80.dll

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for