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by on January 17th, 2015

 

iTunes is a must have utility on your Windows PC for iPhone users. If you are facing some troubles in installing iTunes on Windows 8.1, then this guide should be very useful for you. Let’s have a look at the procedure to download and install iTunes on Windows 8.1.

How to Install iTunes on Windows 8.1 1

Download and Install iTunes on Windows 8.1

You can download the latest version of iTunes from official site of Apple. Right-click the web-installer file and open its Properties. You will see five tabs across the top. Go to “Compatibility” tab and hit the option of “Run this program in compatibility mode for”. Check the option of “Run as Windows 7” and “Run this program as an Administrator” and then click on “Apply”.

How to Install iTunes on Windows 8.1 2

Go to the “Security” tab, and click on “Advanced”. Here, you will see one or two user types with label “Account Unknown” containing a long number string. These could create problems with installation. So, you must delete them. Click on one account, then click “Advanced”, and then “Disable Inheritance”. Now, click the button that pops up for “Convert Inherited Permissions to explicit permissions on this object”. After this step, you need to click on two unknown profiles and click “Remove” and then “Apply”.

Go to the last tab in the group that still lies in the Advanced Settings menu that carries the title “Effective Access”. Click on “Select a User” and then type the name you use to log into Windows 8 within the open box. Then, click on “Check Names”. You will see your complete user profile. Keep clicking “Ok” until you are out of the Properties menu.

Run Installation package of iTunes 11 and you should be able to do it without any worries now. This method should be fruitful to download and install iTunes on Windows 8.1.

by on November 30th, 2012

Apple iPhone 5 was released over a month and a half ago, usually, the supporting iTunes platform is updated with it’s release, after tantalizing delay the iTunes 11 is finally available to download. iTunes really did need an overhaul, the interface was become ‘boring’ and quite frankly very predictable. Apple has catered those needs and has released the update with changes in the interface, iCloud integration, a new mini player and many more.  So, without further to do, lets take a look at the top features and changes made to the new iTunes 11:

by on July 11th, 2010

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Just last week, iTunes hack made top of the technology news when a Vietnamese app developer scooped (reportedly) 400 iTunes accounts to buy his own apps and bring them in the top 50 paid apps list in the ‘Books’ category. This time it’s a Chinese app developer who has managed to bring his app in the top paid app list in the ‘Travel’ category.

by on July 5th, 2010

A shaggy iPhone developer found out that he can drive up the rankings of his crappy iPhone apps in the 'Books' category of App Store by hacking hundreds of iTunes accounts (It seems that all of these hacked accounts were from US) and buy his own apps through the hacked accounts. There are several iTunes account holders reporting that someone just purchased crappy apps from their accounts. This is the first time such a case of iTunes account hacking has surfaced and it's not yet clear how the app developer managed to hack so many account especially when iTunes is believed to be a secure platform.

by on January 20th, 2010

Overview

After Apple acquired lala, the idea came in buzz that Apple may use it for their online streaming service. The Music Executive has confirmed that the idea of iTunes on cloud is real.

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Discussions

Another prediction that Apple's acquisition of streaming music service Lala will result in a cloud-based iTunes service was offered Tuesday, with a digital music executive suggesting purchased content will be available from any browser or Internet-connected device.

Read more at Apple Insider

For years there’s been speculation that Apple would supplement their $1/song (now $1.29) iTunes business with a monthly subscription service, but their upcoming plans are quite different and once again are positioning them to lead the digital music industry into a new era. Leveraging their ubiquitous iTunes software Apple plans to upgrade their users almost over night to a cloud music service in an ambitious move to beat Amazon and others to a cloud music service. Record labels are wary to give Apple even greater dominance which is why Apple’s new strategy is designed to sidestep new licenses from the major labels.

Read more at Tech Crunch

Right now, their new Cloud Player doesn't do all that much, we'll admit. In fact, we're sorry to say that it actually seems overwhelmed and broken. When trying to create a playlist, we just see the spinning circle. When we tried to play a track, all we got was a message: "transferring data from api.soundcloud.com." Obviously, this app is nowhere near ready for primetime. It looks like a great idea, sure, but one that's only a pretty picture of what could be. We love that idea, though - an app for finding and playing tracks, discovering music, saving playlists, even creating smart playlists - all in the cloud.

Read more at Read Write Web

by on October 29th, 2009

Recently I tried to Sync my Outlook 2007 Contacts with iPhone through iTunes and got this error:

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It took me about 3 hours to get rid of this. These are possible fixes for the problem, please don't ask me if they don't work for you because only one worked for me and these are all I found (may be one works for you):

by on September 9th, 2009

The all new iTunes 9 has been released today at Apple’s rock n roll event of this year at San Francisco amid much enthusiasm. The new version was already anticipated and includes the much needed App Organizer for iPhone and iPod touch.

by on August 27th, 2009

There had been doubts if Apple would ever allow a streaming music app to get listimageed on App Store but seems like it has learnt from it’s big mistakes it made recently regarding the Google’s app rejection story. 

Now you can search for your favorite tracks, create playlists and not only this, but download tracks to listen while you’re not connected to the internet. Seems much like the iTunes. It’s not.