ITunes problem with Acer

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Go to Apple.com and download a copy of iTunes, install the software, it should be okay

What does the error message say? Post the exact contents here.

Just in case, check to see if your computer is 32-bit or 64-bit by going to computer properties. Make sure you got the correct version of iTunes for your computer.

Check this Apple support page for more information.

It sounds like the download removed the existing software.

I would open control panel, then click add or remove programs, then click on itunes. see if there is a repair option with the installer. sometimes there is, but if not, then uninstall it, but keep your saved files.

Then re-install it, and when it sets up, it should still accept your old saved files. That way you don't have to recopy you music, games or videos

The 'error 2" is saying that when you clicked on the icon, there was no file remaining in your system that matched what the program was that was assigned to that icon.

You can find out what the program was, and its location by right clicking on the icon, and then click on properties.

hello. Did you download the 64 bit iTunes??

A number of users have experienced problems updating to the newlyreleased iTunes 8.1.1. Generally, when this issue occurs, installationappears to proceed normally but then delivers the error message “Theinstaller encounted errors before iTunes could be configured. Yoursystem has not been modified. To retry these operations at a later timeplease return to the installer again. Click Finish to exit installer.”Fix
This problem can often be fixed by reinstalling the latest version of QuickTime via the following steps:

1. Download the latest edition of QuickTime for Windows (make sure to pick the option without iTunes)
2. Choose to save the file to your disk, then double-click the .exe file and install QuickTime
3. After QuickTime is successfully installed, download iTunes again, choosing to save the file. Double-click the iTunes installer .exe and proceed with installation.

Other potential fixes for this issue include:
Run a disk check Disk errors, particularly in Windows XP, can prevent proper iTunes installation. See this Microsoft Knowledge Base article for instructions on performing a disk check/repair.
Use Windows Installer Cleanup Use the Windows Installer Cleanup toolto remove any references to Apple-related installation files(QuickTime, iTunes, etc.), then re-try using the aforementionedtwo-step method to reinstall QuickTime and iTunes

You may need Windows Installer Version 3.1 or higher to install iTunes (and most other programs).

It depends on what operating system your laptop is running on.

I think Steve is correct, it's sounds like XP 64 bit or a Vista issue.
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Right-click on your desktop, then click the Advanced tab. Then you should see on the lower left where it says screen resolution. Set this to 1024x768. This will allow you to see the setup assistant.