Can't update my ipod/itunes, keep getting error message
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Soon, bubba, soon. I still have a fuckton of shit in storage!Leave a comment:
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Its just iTunes.Are you sure if I delete the file, it will recreate itself? I've read that registries, if modified, can screw a PC up.
or uninstall iTunes, run Ccleaner (which I have) and reinstall?
Man I wanna try all this stuff, but I don't want it to screw up and not be able to reinstall iTunes
If anything, uninstall the program, and run the CCleaner reg cleaner. It'll see that the keys dont point back to anything that still exists, and it will delete it for you.
Start>Run>regedit
Make a back up though. Highlight the folder, do a File>Export. Save it to a thumb drive. If your computer tanks after deleting it, boot into Safe mood and load the backup of the driver key. But I highly doubt its gonna fubar anything the system cares about. If anything, itunes wont launch at all.Leave a comment:
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It doesnt suck.
And if its got a corrupt reg key, just fucking delete the whole HKEYCURRENTUSER/Software/Apple/Itunes/Roaming folder or whatever. (I dont know the actual folder).
It should recreate itself.
Or better yet, uninstall the whole program via Control Panel, run a registry cleaner like Ccleaner, and then re-install the program.
Are you sure if I delete the file, it will recreate itself? I've read that registries, if modified, can screw a PC up.
or uninstall iTunes, run Ccleaner (which I have) and reinstall?
Man I wanna try all this stuff, but I don't want it to screw up and not be able to reinstall iTunesLeave a comment:
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It doesnt suck.
And if its got a corrupt reg key, just fucking delete the whole HKEYCURRENTUSER/Software/Apple/Itunes/Roaming folder or whatever. (I dont know the actual folder).
It should recreate itself.
Or better yet, uninstall the whole program via Control Panel, run a registry cleaner like Ccleaner, and then re-install the program.Leave a comment:
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Sounds to me like it is time for a fresh install of windows.
Its been over 6 weeks or so, right?Leave a comment:
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Yeah I tried system restore and searched the error message. It tells you to go in and manually fix the registry that's corrupted. But when I go in and do that, the registry is the correct one.
That's what's wierdLeave a comment:
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You could try doing a system restore of your O/S
Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore
And also "google" the error message you are getting to see if anyone else is having the same problem and if they were able to fix it.Leave a comment:

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