Vista Ultimate 64 Bit Version of iTunes?

I just purchased a new laptop w/ Vista Ultimate 64 Bit. When I downloaded iTunes, I received a message stating that I must uninstall iTunes and reload the 64 bit version. However, I'm not able to find a 64 bit version.
Any suggestions?

There is no version of iTunes for 64 bit editions of Windows at this time.
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Moot now that a 64-bit version is out.

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I am trying to load the 64 bit version of iTunes on to my PC but it continues to fail. My Pc is running Windows XP x64 edition. The rrror message states I need Window Vista 64 or later. What should I do?

There is no version of iTunes that truly supports the 64-bit version of Windows XP and never will be. If you search this forum for "XP 64" or do a web search for something like "iTunes Windows XP 64", you'll find threads describing the process some people have used to "crowbar" iTunes onto XP 64, with varying levels of success, none of them complete.
Regards.

Everytime I connect my iPod to USB, iTunes says the following: This iPod cannot be used because the required software is not installed. Run the iTunes installer to remove iTunes, then install the 64-bit version of iTunes.

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Did you try removing and reinstalling all the Apple software using these instructions:
Removing and reinstalling iTunes, QuickTime, and other software components for Windows Vista or Windows 7

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after downloading the 64 bit version of itunes, when i plug my iphone in, it says that i need the 64 bit version software
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Hello Rob,
It sounds like you have installed the 64 bit version of iTunes, but you continue to the get an error message that suggests to download the 64 bit version any time you connect your iPhone. I understand that you have already uninstalled and reinstalled iTunes, but sometimes you may need to uninstall additional components related to iTunes to completely remove it from your system.
I recommend following the steps in the article below to completely uninstall iTunes (click on the link for your version of Windows):
Removing and Reinstalling iTunes, QuickTime, and other software components for Windows XP
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1925
Removing and reinstalling iTunes, QuickTime, and other software components for Windows Vista or Windows 7
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1923
Once you have completely uninstalled iTunes, you can download the 64 bit version of iTunes for Windows here:
iTunes 11.0.5 for Windows (64-bit)
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1615
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
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I installed Premiere Pro CS4 this last weekend 11-12 April 2009.
I have a Quadcore 3.0GHz with 8Gb of RAM, a 150Gb C: drive fo rthe op sys Vista Ultimate 64-bit SP1 and programs, a 500Go D: drive for general data and a K: drive 2Tb RAID0 volume useable about 1.8Gb.
My C: drive was healthy after installation of Premiere Pro with tens of gigabytes free at least. Then I started experimenting with building projects. I put my files on a mix of the D: and K: drives especially the AVCHD video assets on the K:.
While importing these AVCHD assets I eventually got a message from Vista that the C: drive was full and I did a clean up and that gave approximetely 30Gb free, I went back to importing, in a couple of hours the 30Gb was gone, this can only be Premiere Pro CS4 eating the C: drive and never returning what it takes. This of course is a disaster precisely because it is my op sys drive and Vista will periodically want to make new restore points especially before applying downloaded updates from Microsoft. I ahve run also chkdsk and defragmenter with no effect. I think Premiere Pro is using some sort of secret work files on the C: drive somewhere and that they just accumulate, of course this would be a bug.
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Yeah, I did not take backups that often cos I did not intend putting the machine onto the net, then I got this device that said it would protect against everything by isolating my machine and making it invisible, I await the analysis by the company but it does appear not to have worked, the only thing that works is very real physical isolation and do not use the internet at all from the main machine. Like I say it simply is not confirmed yet but neither is it denied. You cannot actually go so far as to blame Adobe because stopping hackers is the job of the op sys vendor really so I blame Microsoft, the only blame for Adobe is the policy that some functions require internet connection in order to work when they know internet is not secure, so for instance if you want to use the emulators for things like these mobile phones they want you to be connected, I tried that one phone emulator and it said so, I wish they just put all documentation and all software on the DVD. I can roll back to an earlier Vista version from a USB backup disk that is always powered off, then rebuild as necessary, but I want the security firm to see if it is a trojan in fact first and to see if it can upgrade the security device and provide a roll out of the trojan's work. Right now I am still scripting the documentary and this second quarter is getting this Premiere Pro up ready for third quarter production so I can be philosophical for now, but yes later I will get more disciplined. But at least now I (almost) know the security device is not the all singing wonder they said it was. Oh well. I use a second machine too, a PS3 with Linux, that is what I am using now, this one doesn't seem to get hacked even though it is my sacrificial machine.
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Objet : Premiere Pro CS4 eats my C: drive in Vista Ultimate 64-bit SP1
Adobe deserves criticism for its shoddy QC, but not for maing you exposing your main machine at risk on the internet. I never do that, and I never have had a virus or malware on it--never in all the years I've been doing this. I have picked up a few on my internet machine, though, but they are easily fixed with the security scheme I use.
As for restore points possibly eating up disk space, which you alluded to earlieranother never for me. Restore points are a half assed measure at best. My security system is a full clone backup of my C drive starting the day I install and OS on it, and every time I add add a program, and every day when I am working a big complex project. Otherwise, once a week. It takes a few minutes only. That way I can restore everything in equally few minutes should anything bad happen, like poorly designed software affecting other software, a virus, malware, etc, and including drive failurewhich has happened twice over the years.
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64 bit version on iTunes?

I have now downloaded, installed, and had to uninstall iTunes 3 times. Every time I open iTunes it tells me I need to uninstall it because it can't burn or rip CD's. I can burn and rip so I don't know why it tells me this. Didn't bother me until I bought an iPhone today and tried to connect it. I receive a message saying that I need the 64 bit version of iTunes installed but I can't find this. I am pulling my hair out, or lack there of right now, please help!!!

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I have tried both versions of 1.1.2.2579 (with JRE/JDK and without). Both versions give me "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000018). Click OK to terminate the application." Build 1557 seems to work fine on the same machine (with UAC off. I have not tried it yet with UAC on).
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Vista Ultimate: 64-bit Installation Problem

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Error: "This iPad cannot be used because the required software is not installed. Install the 64-bit version of iTunes."

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Hello there CalCoo,
Looks like we need to get the 64 bit version of iTunes installed on your system there. First start here, and remove iTunes and its components from the system: Removing and reinstalling iTunes, QuickTime, and other software components for Windows Vista or Windows 7 http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1923.
You can download the 64 bit version of iTunes here: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1615
All the very best,
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64 bit version of itunes

Am using and HP with Windows Vista. When I download itunes it tells me my installation is not complete. It tells me I can't import CD's or burn CD's. When I plug in my I phone it tells me I can't activate it, that I must uninstall itunes, and reinstall the 64 bit version of itunes. Is the 64 bit version of itunes not itunes 7.2? If not where can I get the 64 bit version?
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calibur45 wrote:
Itunes does work with 64 BIT Vista/XP --- its just the iPhone and iTouch doesn't sync up because Apple has not released a driver for it
Unfortunately, I have 64BIT Vista .. and I am still waiting for Apple to hurry up and release 64-Bit Support
It get's a bit tiring to hear those without a full understanding of the issues constantly putting the onus on Apple for a lack of 64-bit Vista/XP support. I don't purport to know all of the issues, but it would bet it has more to do with MS than it does with Apple. If Microsoft were more adept at 64-bit implementation, while preserving 32 bit device driver support, this would not be an issue.
As has been the case in the past, I wouldn't doubt that MS itself has thrown technical roadblocks in Apple's way to limit, or slow, the implementation of a 64-bit version of iTunes with iPhone support. Why? To make Apple look bad and to slow the proliferation of a successful Apple product within the Windows user base. It's been proven that they've done it before and it will, no doubt, do it again. (BTW, my last statements will probably result in the pulling of my post, or this thread, as the moderators are quite even-handed in deleting posts that denigrate MS...and not just Apple.)
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Yeah I am not disputing that it is doing what it is supposed to. I am just disputing that it is misleading. I think it should be very clear and state that this is a 32 bit version of iTunes specific for installing on 64 bit versions of Vista.

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Hello Oriana123456,
It sounds like you have installed the 64 bit version of iTunes, but you continue to the get an error message that suggests to download the 64 bit version any time you connect your iPhone. I understand that you have already uninstalled and reinstalled iTunes, but sometimes you may need to uninstall additional components related to iTunes to completely remove it from your system.
I recommend following the steps in the article below to completely uninstall iTunes (click on the link for your version of Windows):
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1925
Removing and reinstalling iTunes and other software components for Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8
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Once you have completely uninstalled iTunes, you can download the 64 bit version of iTunes for Windows here:
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Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
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