Get in trouble with the iTunes errors? No matter iTunes update errors, iTunes connection errors or the iTunes sync errors, even the iTunes won't open, TunesPal can handle all these problems in a simple click and it's free.
Installation/Download Errors
Update Errors
Connection Errors
Backup Errors
Restore Errors
Sync/CDB Errors
Common iTunes errors cuased by iTunes backup/restore, connection and firmware update. All of them can be fixed with TunesPal.
Note: Different error codes may be the same problem, and the error messages they display are the same.
No matter what reason causes iTunes not working on Windows, TunesPal helps you fix all the unknown issues in a short while. Common problems include iTunes randonly crash, and not opening etc.
TunesPal helps you clean up iTunes cache files, cookies, older backups, logs and all the junk with one-click.
iTunes generates a lot of junk files every time it runs, which not only causes your itunes to run slowly but also causes your computer's memory to become small.
Backups
Cache
Cookies
Logs
Junk
More
Instead of repair and clean up iTunes, TunesPal can also help you fix iPhone issues.
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TunesPal as a professional iTunes repair tool, it helps many users who get in trouble with those iTunes errors. You can always trust this 100% safe tool.
iTunes errors are usually problems that occur when you connect your device to upgrade, backup and restore, or even the connection. It's not a big deal, you can always find a solution to solve the problem.
Generally, iTunes stop working caused by the compatibility error between the Windows systen files and the iTunes data files
Here is a quick tip for you:
Step 1: Launch Windows Explorer, hit Music Folde > iTunes Folder. You will see two
files: iTunes Library. itl and iTunes Music Library. xml.
Step 2: Delete both files from iTunes folder.
Step 3: Restart iTunes, and it will automatically create a new library.