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I've 3 times to complete the installation of Apple's QuickTime Player and
iTunes on a Windows 2000 Pro PC. (They're bundled together in the download.)
It started easily enough with InstallShield Wizard starting up. It
proceeded through designating the destination folder. Next a Window popped
up saying "Please wait while Windows configures iTunes." Twenty minutes
later that message was still there. That's when I gave up and clicked on
Cancel. (Should I have waited longer?). Next an iTunes windows popped up
saying "Cancelling. It stayed and stayed. I had to resort to Task Manager
to get rid of it, which wasn't without some hitches.
I downloaded this package a second time and tried twice again with the same
results.
I have no idea what is happening or why. Is the culprit it Windows, iTunes,
Apple, me, some combination of two or three?
I have installed and upgraded this software on a Windows XP Home PC with no
difficulty. I'd like to run QuickTime Player on this machine. Does anyone
have any
idea of what to do next?
BTW I downloaded Quicktime 7 and tried to install it. I was told that QT 7
already was installed. I found a QuickTime folder in Program Files, but
nothing was in
it. I got a message saying that QT wasn't properly installed. I deleted
the folder and tried again only to get the same message. Maybe there's
something in the Registry or somewhere else. As long as it's there, I'm not
going to be able to install QT 7, or so I figure. ???
iTunes on a Windows 2000 Pro PC. (They're bundled together in the download.)
It started easily enough with InstallShield Wizard starting up. It
proceeded through designating the destination folder. Next a Window popped
up saying "Please wait while Windows configures iTunes." Twenty minutes
later that message was still there. That's when I gave up and clicked on
Cancel. (Should I have waited longer?). Next an iTunes windows popped up
saying "Cancelling. It stayed and stayed. I had to resort to Task Manager
to get rid of it, which wasn't without some hitches.
I downloaded this package a second time and tried twice again with the same
results.
I have no idea what is happening or why. Is the culprit it Windows, iTunes,
Apple, me, some combination of two or three?
I have installed and upgraded this software on a Windows XP Home PC with no
difficulty. I'd like to run QuickTime Player on this machine. Does anyone
have any
idea of what to do next?
BTW I downloaded Quicktime 7 and tried to install it. I was told that QT 7
already was installed. I found a QuickTime folder in Program Files, but
nothing was in
it. I got a message saying that QT wasn't properly installed. I deleted
the folder and tried again only to get the same message. Maybe there's
something in the Registry or somewhere else. As long as it's there, I'm not
going to be able to install QT 7, or so I figure. ???