itunes keeps asking for itunes.msi in windows
Recently when I have tried to update my itunes to the latest (on Windows -- works fine on my Mac(s)) I get a point where it is asking for the previous itunes.msi. There are some itunes.msi on the PC but none that work, and definitely not in the directory that it wants as default. If I try to uninstall that does not seem to work. I am running 7.1.x and I am trying to upgrade to latest.
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Inappropriate?I "upgraded to iTunes 7.7 on my PC and it bombed not only the old version that worked but the new installed version as well. I hope Apple don't wait another 6 months to reply. I get a message 1603 which indicates the old version wasn't removed properly. How do you do that?
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Inappropriate?I've tried the solution on apple.com, and still no luck. I've searched my computer for *.msi, and the two files they directed me to don't actually exist. I tried to install itunes again, but no luck. It still wants to search the temp tiles for itunes.msi.
I’m frustrated and confused.
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Inappropriate?I just got an iphone and cannot set up my itunes. i get the message "The feature you are tying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable. Click OK to try again, or enter an alternate path to a folder containing the installation package 'itunes.msi' in the box below.
I then get a message that a previous version of itunes cannot be removed. When I try to uninstall itunes useing windows installer I get the same message. I'm using Windows XP. SERPCK2
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