Error message when logging into ITunes and audio will not play. "Itunes has detected a problem with your audio configuration. Audio/video playback may not operate properly." I have searched google and tried everything suggested. Dang! This is so frustrating and it looks like it has been going on for quite sometime!!! Like 2 years ago. I have tried everything! Such as...typing Start, Run type in Services.msc (It is marked start) No Luck! Remove Itunes and Quick time....No Luck! Downloaded drivers from Dell...No Luck! Repair of Itunes...No Luck! Please someone HELP ME!!!

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There are many links on this problem. You can call Apple
Customer Support at 1 800 275 2273
Regards,
Dennis

Maybe you need a good codec pack i use k-lite mega codec pack google free k-lite mega and download and install it

Try to update your sound card, or better still uninstall iTunes and re-install iTunes

Sometimes this is an error that goes away when you specifically connect to the store to purchase music or videos. It might be helpful to log out of your account (Account menu --> Sign Out) and log back in. If you also have an iPhone, you might want to log out of all devices; then restart them; then log in again.

you need to delete the itunes from your computer and reinstall it

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Try reinstalling quicktime. Go on control panel uninstall quicktime. Then go to this url:http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/win.html
Download it again. And install it again. Itunes should now work.

If it doesn't, for Video problems: Open QuickTime Player and go to 'Edit' -> 'Preferences' -> 'QuickTime Preferences' -> 'File Types' -- check here to see if the file format of your problem video files is selected.

For Audio problems: Open QuickTime Player and go to 'Edit' -> 'Preferences' -> 'QuickTime Preferences' -> 'Audio' -- Here you will see a Device is needed that will play your sound. Select 'Audio Playback and Recording Devices', If you are having an Audio problem it may be due to having no device or an improper device.

Good Luck

If you have audio managing software like Realtek, you can usually reset some options, and likewise, you can make adjustments from the audio and sounds menu in control panel. Most of the changes you can make are harmless and can be readily undone. iTunes could also just be acting stupid, like when it would screw up whenever I loaded AIM. You might want to see if there are some options that iTunes is set up with, which are causing the problem. When it gives you the message, saying it's detected a problem, see if you can read what it means by a problem. If you continue to have problems with iTunes, try using Winamp, it's a free download, and takes up little memory, and no spyware. Between those options, that should help resolve your problem.

I would suggest u to the restore your computer because somebody or you might uninstall the sound card software by mistake. Go on start then all programs then accesories then system tools and then restore

Go to Start> Run

Type in 'Services.msc' without the quotes.

Find Windows Audio in the list. Most likely it has not 'started', as stated beside each of the items in the list. Click on it, then click 'start'. Re open your itunes and it should be working.

FIRST try the simple solutions. Check if your speaker wires are plugged into the proper ports.
If you are unsure, it won't hurt to try different configurations.
(If you hear sound from other devises such as plating a CD of the "Microsoft Sound" when starting up or shutting down, then the speakers are wired correctly.)
If this is OK then try...
Go to your "Device Manager" (Right click on  'My Computer', select 'Properties', click the 'Hardware' tab, click the 'Device Manager' button. Click the "Sound video and game controllers"). If there is some kind of a "Warning" icon superimposed on the 'speaker' icon there is your problem!
If no "Warning" icons then try...

One at a time...
Double click on each of the devises that have 'Audio' in the listings.
Click the "Properties" tab, look for any "Warning" icons
Uninstall the DRIVERS for THAT DEVICE only. See instructions below.
Click on the faulty devise and hit the remove button, follow the instructions given by the program.
Shutdown, restart, the device will automatically reinstall by the "Found New Hardware" program.