Where is itunes windows xp 64bit edition ?

please ..i want itunes .my windows xp 64bit edition ....

The only one of those apps I have tried personnally is HL2. It works great. The other apps are not listed in the Release Notes that detail some apps that have problems (you can get this document from the Preview Page). I do see Photoshop Album 2 on the list.
Let us know how you get along.

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I downloaded latest update of iTunes (windows 7, 64bit) and have now the problem runtime error R6025 pure virtual function call (Microsoft Visual C runtime library) - Who would have a solution to that problem? Thanks *********

I downloaded latest update of iTunes (windows 7, 64bit) and have now the problem runtime error R6025 pure virtual function call (Microsoft Visual C runtime library) - Who would have a solution to that problem?
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For general advice see Troubleshooting issues with iTunes for Windows updates.
The steps in the second box are a guide to removing everything related to iTunes and then rebuilding it, which is often a good starting point unless the symptoms indicate a more specific approach. Review the other boxes and the list of support documents further down page in case one of them applies.
Your library should be unaffected by these steps but there is backup and recovery advice elsewhere in the user tip.
(I've asked the hosts to remove your email address)
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Windows XP 64bit Edition + Beta Drivers?

I’m possibly hours away from my new 64bit system build and I’m currently pulling down every beta version of software I can.
Is anybody using the free trial Windows XP 64bit edition with success? I’m contemplating installing it just to see what its like, is it worth it? or should I stick to service pack 2?

The only one of those apps I have tried personnally is HL2. It works great. The other apps are not listed in the Release Notes that detail some apps that have problems (you can get this document from the Preview Page). I do see Photoshop Album 2 on the list.
Let us know how you get along.

Satellite L600-01B - Where to get Windows 7 64bit drivers?

Hello Toshiba
I bought a Satellite L600-01B while on a trip to China. It came with a horrible Chinese only edition of Windows7. So I installed a clean new copy of Windows 7 64bit ultimate. However I am having trouble in finding the device drivers for it. The nearest model on the Toshiba UK site appears to be the L630. I have installed all drivers I could find there, but still, in the Device Manager one device shows without a driver "PCI Simple Communications Controller".
What is this? Where can i get the driver from?
Thanks

I installed the 'intel management engine interface' from here and that seemed to do the trick.
http://uk.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/windows7_drivers.jsp?macId=&LNG=1&mode=allMachines &userOS=&action=search&selCategory=2&selFamily=2&s elSeries=178&selProduct=5390&selShortMod=1016&selO S=30&selType=all&country=8&language=13&search=

ITunes + Windows 7 64bit + iPop Nano

I recently updated from Windows Vista 32bit to Windows 7 64bit. Now I have
troubles with the latest iTunes 64bit version (9.0.2.25). When I connect my
iPod to the computer iTunes detects the iPod but I get an error saying
"An iPod has been detected, but it could not be identified properly.".
I think that this problem arises when using iTunes with Windows 7 64bit, since
I never had any problems when I used WinXP or Windows Vista 32 bit.
To test whether there is a problem with my iPod I used the Windows XP SP3 32bit
virtual machine provided by Windows 7 and installed the latest 32 bit iTunes
version in there. Inside the VM I'm able to access and sync my iPod without
any problems using iTunes.
I also started a diagnosis from within iTunes, but despite the fact that iTunes
is not able to identify my iPod, everything seems to be ok (drivers,
services, USB ports, ...).
Since I already read many topics on this problem within different discussions
across the internet and found no working solution, I thought it might be
best to ask directly in an Apple discussion.

b noir wrote:
To test whether there is a problem with my iPod I used the Windows XP SP3 32bit virtual machine provided by Windows 7 and installed the latest 32 bit iTunes version in there. Inside the VM I'm able to access and sync my iPod without any problems using iTunes.
Accck ... the last time I saw that, the person with it had to do a full-scale Windows 7 reinstall:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2307211&tstart=0
I'd rather not have to do that if we have the choice.
Do you have any webcams, scanners or media readers installed on that PC? If so, even though you've got a nano, I'd try the measures outlined in the following document:
[What to do when Windows displays a blue screen error message or restarts when syncing the iPhone or iPod touch|http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1502]
First of all - thanks for the really quick reply.
Although a complete reinstall of Windows seemed to resolve the issue in
the thread you mentioned above, this is definitely not the way I'd like to go
(as you probably might understand If I can't resolve the problem I'll simply
use the Windows XP VM (although this is a rather dirty work around - especially
when considering that I recently ordered an iPhone 3GS which might
run into the same problem).
Besides that, maybe I wrote my posting somewhat misleading: I did not upgrade
the Vista system to Windows 7, but I did a clean install of Win7 - without
installing any of the formerly pre-installed programs.
But I guess the second link you posted might help me. I'll try to update
all USB related drivers and then let's see what happens. I'll also try to
disable as many USB devices as possible
Btw: I've a webcam (built-in), a USB-mouse,
a fingerprint scanner (built-in) and an SD-card
reader (also built-in) - so maybe looking for the latest drivers for these
devices may solve the problem.
I'll keep you informed.

Facing problem in sync from itunes - windows 7 64bit

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No problems about the further questions.
The term EHCI roughly means "USB 2.0 host controller". So pretty much any modern nVidia chipset will have one of those. So the issue ends up boiling down to whether or not you've got an nVidia chipset, I think.
I went searching through the HP Support forums, and I found a user-supplied FAQ that suggests that you do have an nVidia chipset. See Daniel's second post in this thread (the one on chipset drivers):
[Windows7 Upgrade Guide for dv6000/dv9000 models|http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Operating-systems-and-software/Windows7-Upg rade-Guide-for-dv6000-dv9000-models/td-p/179816]
... but "suggests" isn't quite the same thing as "confirms".
I'm thinking it might be worth posting over at the HP Support forums and asking if you have one of the HP models that requires the update for Windows 7 described in the following post. (The update in question is actually the same as the Microsoft hotfix I linked you to earlier.)
[Driver update for Win7 USB issue on nVidia chipset systems now available|http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Lockups-Freezes-Hangs/Driver-update-for- Win7-USB-issue-on-nVidia-chipset-systems-now/m-p/188193]
(Not trying to get rid of you here ... I just want to get you on the radar screens of people with a bit more specific knowledge about the chipset on your particular HP model. I figure the HP forums would be a useful place to go for that.)

Windows XPP 64bit Edition

I suppose the 64bit edition is perfect for use on the c2d via boot camp?
cheers

Hi,
I disagree with that statement
The main problem with using XP64 with BootCamp is, that Apple doesn't provide any kind of drivers for it.
If you want to use XP64, you have to search the internet for yourself to get at least the basic drivers for chipset; NIC; graphics; etc.
Even then you won't find any Drivers for Mac specific hardware like iSight, keyboard etc.
Right now Apple only provides drivers for XP32 and Vista32 with the exception of the new Mac Pros which also come with drivers for Vista64.
Regards
Stefan

Itunes + Windows Vista 64bits = ERROR

Hi!
I'm having problems to intall the *64bits version* of itunes.
During installation, Windows shows an error of incompatibility. How can I resolve this?
I need it to sync my itouch 3g.
Thanks!

Doublechecking something. If you download the 64-bit installer from the following location, do you still get the error message?
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL925

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Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: iTunes.exe
Application Version: 10.7.0.21
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Fault Module Name: QuickTime.qts
Fault Module Version: 7.73.80.64
Fault Module Timestamp: 50890e53
Exception Code: c0000005
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Additional Information 1: 0a9e
Additional Information 2: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
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Itunes Windows 7 64bit Pauses and Studders while playing movies.

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it actually causes the drive to go into a closed read cycle, and then the drive disappears from my computer and I have to reboot.
Odd. That sounds a bit like a device filter issue. But your filters look fine in your diagnostics.
iTunes 9.1.1.11 was just released today ... I don't see any changes in the package for that that have obvious relevance to a CD burning issue, but it might be worth trying an update, just in case. (There's a library file update with this one, so it may take a while for your iTunes to launch the first time you launch it after the update.)

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Try taking all of your drivers off and then reinstalling.
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Will Apple release ITunes for Windows XP 64bit?

Will Apple release ITunes for Windows XP 64bit?

WARNING: This procedure involves moving, deleting, modifying, and copying system files and possibly sytem registry entries. If you make a mistake you can kill your system [I killed two of mine until I
figured out the problem with the outdated GEAR drivers]therefore:
1)Back up your entire system or better yet, get a cheapie new HD like Western digital 2 TB for $69-129 depending whether on sale or not and reinstall your system from scratch on the new drive. If
computer kraps out you just put the old drive back in.
2) Some of the procedures here may not be exactly what YOU see on YOUR specific model of computer. I've tried it on a COMPAQ sr1610nx with xp64, I've tried it on a Dell Alien with xp64, and on a
Gateway GM5442, and will now try from scratch to format harddrive, load xp64, device drivers, OS service packs and patches, AVG free, flash, java, and itunes.
3) I wrote these instructions down from memory. Read and understand entire procedure before you start. There is some troubleshooting you may need to do to make it work on your particular system. This
procedure works on 3 different models of 64 bit cpus. One CPU is an INTEL(Gateway), one CPU is an AMD X2 64-bit 4800+ Toledo(Compaq sr1610ns), and the other is an AMD x2 64-bit 3500+(DELL Alien). This
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4) The current version 10.6.3 will work with modifications(including syncing ipod with ios5 and syncing cd and dvdrom ).
PROCEDURE: 1)Using you IE 64-bit browser download iTunes64Setup.exe from URL http://www.apple.com/iTunes/download/ to a new directory (For Example: ITUNES-1063-XPX64-TEST).
2) Using you IE 64-Bit browser download GEAR Drivers at URL http://www.gearsoftware.com/downloads.php?dir=updates/windows/drivers/&file=Driv er_Installer_x86_x64.exe.
3)Using your IE 64 browser download ORCA Editor at URL http://download.cnet.com/1770-20_4-0.html?query=Orca&tag=404&searchtype=download s .
4) Using your IE 64 browser download 7-Zip at URL http://download.cnet.com/1770-20_4-0.html?query=7-Zip&platformSelect=&tag=srch&s
earchtype=downloads&filterName=platform%3DWindows%2CMac%2CiOS%2CAndroid%2CWebwar e%2CMobile&filter=platform%3DWindows%2CMac%2CiOS%2CAndroid%2CWebware%2CMobile .
5)Use 7-Zip to extract Itunes64Setup.exe into sub components.
6)Use Orca to open and edit iTunes64.msi.
7)Change Launch Condition from VersionNT64>=600 to VersionNT64>=501. Change ((VersionNT=501 AND ServicePackLevel>=2) OR VersionNT>501) to ((VersionNT=501 AND ServicePackLevel>=2) OR VersionNT>=501)
8) Save and exit iTunes64.msi.
9) Use Orca to open and edit AppleMobileDeviceSupport64.msi.
10) Change Launch Condition from (VersionNT=501 And ServicePackLevel>=2) Or VersionNT>=600 to (VersionNT=501 And ServicePackLevel>=2) Or VersionNT>=501
11) Save and exit AppleMobileDeviceSupport64.msi.
12) Use Orca to open and edit AppleApplicationSupport64.msi.
13) Change Launch Condition from (VersionNT>=501 AND ServicePackLevel>=2) OR VersionNT>501 to (VersionNT>=501 AND ServicePackLevel>=2) OR VersionNT>=501
14) Save and exit AppleApplicationSupport64.msi.
15) Use Orca to open and edit Bonjour64.msi.
16) Change Launch Condition from (VersionNT>=501 AND ServicePackLevel>=2) OR VersionNT>501 to (VersionNT>=501 AND ServicePackLevel>=2) OR VersionNT>=501
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19) Shutdown and Reboot.
20) Search your PC for GEAR*.*
21) Delete all the files found that are deleteable.This will get rid of the bogus Gear drivers (Version 2.2.0.1 from 2008 and 2009) that iTunes installs.
22) Run Gear drivers installer you downloaded earlier. This will load the correct Gear drivers (Version 2.2.2.0 [or 2.02.02.00- depending where you look in windows for the version number] from 2011 and
2012 drivers versus defective 2008 and 2009 drivers). The Gear driver connects the cdrom to itunes for sync. The usbappl driver connects the iPod to itunes for sync (Via the USB).
23) Ensure the file GEARAspiWDM.sys, usbaapl64.sys, also ksthunk.sys is in C:\Windows\system32\Drivers. If not search and locate these files. Then copy them to the correct directories Remember to set
your More advanced options to Search system folders, Search hidden files and folders, and search subfolders.
24) Now you must verify registry entry for UpperFilters exists and has GEARAspiWDM for value.
25) Go to Start, then Run, then enter regedit, then OK. Select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, then SYSTEM, then CurrentControlSet, then Control, then Class, then {4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}, then
UpperFilters, right mouse click and select modify, then verify the Value data has the entry GEARAspiWDM. If not go back to {4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318} and right mouse click select new, then
Multi-String Value, then name it UpperFilters, right mouse click and select modify and enter GEARAspiWDM for Value data, select OK and close registry.
26) Shutdown and reboot.
27) Now you need to update the cdrom/dvd driver and the USB driver.
28) Go to Start, then Control Panel, then System, then Hardware, then Device Manager, select DVD/CD-ROM drives, select Don't search. I will choose the driver to install, then select Next, ensure Show
compatible hardware is checked. Select CD-ROM as the driver, then Next, then Finish.
29) Shutdown and reboot.
30) Start computer, plug in iPod to USB, wait for windows to detect the device, probably detected as a camera. Go to Control Panel, then System, then Hardware, then Device Manager, and find the iPod.
31) Right mouse click and select Properties, then Driver.
32) Select Update Driver, then select Install from a specific location (Advanced), then Next, then select Don't search, I will choose the driver to install, then select Next, ensure Show compatible
hardware box is checked, select USB driver for iPod, then Next, then Finish.
33) Shutdown and Reboot.
34) Start iTunes. Ignore the message iTunes was not properly installed. If you wish to import or burn CDs you need to reinstall iTUnes (This message comes from the device driver install failure for the
cdroms because the current Itunes installer still contains the bogus outdated Gear drivers). Select OK.
35) Now Itunes should work.

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