I have a school assignment that I have to find a solution for: Problem is this: I am running windows 7 with the lastest version of iTunes on a Lenovo notebook. My music files play normally but the iTunes video files plays without sound. Can you tell me the fix for this?

Suggestion:
1) Use the free version of Revo Uninstaller to uninstall iTunes.
https://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html
2) Reboot
3) Run the free version of CCleaner
https://www.ccleaner.com/
4) Reboot
5) Make sure your Windows system is supported by the version of iTunes you are installing. Recommend downloading latest version of iTunes from https://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
6) Disable any anti-virus/anti-malware
7) Install iTunes
8) Reboot
9) Enable any anti-virus/anti-m,alware (if not already enabled)

If that doesn't work, create a new Windows profile, and repeat steps 4-9. If iTunes runs in the new Windows profile, your original profile may be the problem - not iTunes.

A more common issue is the point at which you have to reinstall Windows and you never had recuperation plates in any case. Couple of producers give them any longer, help with dissertation writing and numerous new PCs don't have optical drives regardless of the fact that they did.

you might have the wrong itunes
http://download.cnet.com/apple-itunes/3000-2141_4-10235268.html Version 10.6 of iTunes brings a handful of enhancements to Apple's ubiquitous media software, and adds support for 1080p video.
Windows XP/Vista/7
hope it helps

There are workarounds besides using an older version of Windows (dual boot or a separate machine). This requires a licensed version of the older Windows OS. However, if you have the most common version of Windows 7 - Home Premium x64, you'll have to spend some money.

School House Rock - 3rd and 4th Grade works with Win98-XP. So, you can run a virtual computer with the older version of the Windows OS. Then install the School House Rock program into the virtual version of Windows as if it were the only copy of Windows. If you have Windows 7 Pro or Ultimate, or upgrade to one of these versions, you can do this for free. Download and install Virtual PC and XP mode from Microsoft (in order). Other virtual computer programs are VMWare and Parallels. However, with those, you need to buy the program and have a licensed version of the Windows OS.

If you have the 32-bit version of Windows 7, you can try the compatibility mode. (To check your version, click Start > Control Panel > System and Security > System. If the title of the OS ends with x64, you have the 64-bit version. Otherwise, you have the 32-bit version.) If you have the 32-bit, right click on the installer for the School House Rock software. Select Properties and then the Compatibility Tab. Check the Run this program in the compatibility mode and an older version of Windows. Then click Apply and then OK. Right click on the installer again and select Run As Administrator. You may need to repeat this for the program itself.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Hello there!
Verify, what version of windows you have, 7, 8, 10? then the Bit, 32 or 64, in any case, there is no trick here, just go to control panel see my computer propereties, and see which version of the OS you have, 32 or 64. then contact the software publisher, I am afraid there is no trick . but you can try in Administration mode, and chance the properties on the Magic School Bus Inside , look for the compatible modes. and change to something like windows 7. see if work and run de setup. Good Luck!

Sorry, your Laptop doesn't support Windows 7 at all. What you can do is installed Windows XP and installed the wirless driver ang fine out the chipset manufacturer name plus the correct version of thatchipset.Now go to the manufacturer site and check for the lastest version of that drivers if they have released driver for that chipset which supports windows 7.if yes, download and install it, it will work fine

Have a good luck

Your computer may not have the sufficient system resources to run windows 7 (as I assume that's what you mean when you say 2007)

You need to find the iTunes.exe program file. I'm not sure where it is on Windows 7, possibly under "c:\Program Files\iTunes".

Once you find iTunes.exe, right-click on it, select "Properties", then "Compatability" tab. Inside "Privilege Level", check off "Run this program as an administrator".

Unfortunately, even though I'd turned off compatibility mode for iTunes (by right-clicking the iTunes icon, choosing Properties, clicking the Compatibility tab, and clearing the Compatibility mode checkbox), the program generated this irksome message every time I ran it:

iTunes.exe has been set to run in compatibility mode for an older version of Windows. For best result, turn off compatibility mode of iTunes before you open it.

Sigh. Stupid Windows. Or maybe stupid iTunes. Either way, compatibility mode was "off," but iTunes didn't think so.

Fortunately, I finally found a solution:

1. Make sure iTunes isn't running.

2. Click Start, type regedit, then press Enter.

3. Navigate to this Registry location: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Layers

4. Look in the main pane for a key that refers to iTunes. If you find one, delete it, then exit the Registry.

5. Start iTunes. The offending message should be gone!

always use the newest (highest) version number so in this case use the CD version of the software.