Apple’s iTunes not opening in Windows 10? Don’t worry in this article you will find out the ways to troubleshoot the issue with iTunes and make it work.
iTunes is a media library, media player, mobile device management, and online radio broadcaster application developed by Apple. Using it you can play, download and manage your digital downloads of video and music on your system running Windows and Mac OS X operating systems.
It plays very important role in the managing and organizing your iOS device. Lots of users complaining that iTunes not opening in Windows 10. Some users mysteriously started facing this issue while faced it after updating to latest build available for Windows 10.
What ever is the reason behind iTunes not opening in Windows 10 issue, it is very important to fix the issue other it is impossible to manage the iOS device in Windows 10.
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iTunes Not Opening in Windows 10
In this article, you will read about all the possible ways which you can use to troubleshoot the issue related to iTunes in Windows 10
1. Quick Reboot
After updating system to latest version some bugs remain in the system. It could the reason why iTunes is not opening. A quick reboot can fix the issue. Mass effect 3 multiplayer weapons. Check this link to know different ways to reboot Windows 10.
2. Update iTunes
Some times due to minor bugs iTunes fails to open. In this situation, it is a good idea to check if there any latest version iTunes is available. For that, type Apple Software Updater
1. Type Apple Software Update in Start menu search bar. When it appears in the search result, click to open it.It will start checking if there is any update available for any Apple app installed in the Windows 10. Just like shown below:
2. It will start checking if there is any update available for any Apple app installed in the Windows 10. Just like shown below:
3. If available any it will appear just like shown in the screenshot. I’m not seeing this because I’m running the latest version of iTunes.
Reboot your system. Oblivion no weapon sound. And check if this fixes the issue.
3. Delete iTunes Shortcuts and Repair it
One user suggested on one of the Apple Support pages that he fixed the issue by doing following steps:
1. Delete iTunes shortcut from Desktop, Start menu, Taskbar, or any other place.
2. After that, open the Win 10 Settings -> Apps– > Apps & Features. Look for iTunes apps on the right side and click on it and then click on Modify button.
3. In the next window select Repair and click on the Next button.
4. Follow the instruction suggested by the installer.
5. Once done, try to open iTunes and check if this fixes the issue.
4. Boot Windows 10 in Safe Mode
One of the users suggested he just booted Windows 10 into Safe mode. Launched iTunes when the system is in the safe mode. After that perform a normal reboot. This is how he fixed the iTunes issue in Windows 10.
You can also try this workaround maybe this work for you as well.
5. Disconnect PC from the Internet
Sometimes errors communication with Apple service including iTunes Store can sometimes the reason why iTunes is not opening in Windows 10. You can confirm this thing by disconnecting Windows 10 PC from the internet. You can do this by turning off WiFi or by removing the ethernet cord from the system.
After that try to open iTunes. If it open normally, then you need to update your drivers. If the issue still not fixed, try next suggestion.
6. Create New User Account
Some time user specific error might be the reason why iTunes won’t open in the Windows 10. To confirm this thing create new user account in Windows 10.
For that navigate to “Settings app -> Accounts -> Family & other people -> Add someone else to this PC“
Here you’re required to enter the username, password, and the password hint. After that click on the Next and follow the next instructions on the screens.
Now try to open iTunes in the new user account for Windows 10. If it opens normally, the issue is user specific. You can try the upcoming workaround to deal with this issue.
7. Uninstall and Reinstall iTunes
Some time and updating the iTunes won’t fix the issue. In this situation uninstall iTunes from the system and reinstall it again.
To uninstall:
1. Launch Settings -> Apps– > Apps & Features.
2. On the right pane, look for iTunes and click on Uninstall.
Download and Install iTunes:
1. For that visit this page.
2. Download the latest version of iTunes and Install it.
As you have performed a fresh installation of iTunes this will fix the iTunes not opening in Windows 10 issue. If not head over to next suggestion.
That’s it!
So next time if iTunes not opening in Windows 10 make sure you have followed the steps discussed above. Also, let me know in the comment what fixed the iTunes issue for you.
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iTunes library contains your favorite music, TV shows, movies and other media files and enables you to enjoy them at any time you want. After buying a brand new PC or Mac, many people may want to transfer iTunes library to new computer to enjoy the songs, manage the data or create backups. However, it is not always that easy for everyone to copy iTunes music to a new computer. Here we are going to list 3 easy methods to help people move entire iTunes library to new laptop with ease.
Method 1: Copy Old iTunes Library to New Computer with External Drive
External hard drivers can be the first choice for moving all kinds of data from one computer to another. Here’s how to transfer iTunes library to new computer using external hard drive:
- Plug an USB driver and then locate the iTunes folder, copy the library to the hard driver.
- Unplug the USB drive and plug it into a new computer, then simply copy the iTunes folder from the external drive to your new PC. Open iTunes->File-> Add to Library to import the files.
On Windows: navigate to C:Userscomputer nameLibrariesMusiciTunesiTunes Media
Method 2: Transfer iTunes Library from PC to Mac Using Home Sharing
Itunes Settings On Computer
iTunes Home Sharing allows to move items between different computer on the same network. This works on up to 5 computers and requires that they sign into iTunes using the same iTunes account.
- Open iTunes on the old computer and select “Home Sharing” on the left side of iTunes under “Shared”. Or you can click File->Home Sharing to turn on this feature.
- Now enter Apple account, and then click “Create Home Share”. You need to enable home sharing in both of your computers.
- When going through the steps to enable Home Sharing on the second machine, we were prompted to authorize the computer first. Click “Authorize” to get a successful authorization.
Find Itunes Settings
After enabling sharing on the second PC, all your music, Podcasts, Videos, Playlists, Apps in iTunes library will be shared from the old computer. The process of transferring iTunes library from Mac to Windows is the same.
Method 3: Use iPhone/iPod to Move iTunes Music to a New Computer
How To Move Itunes From C Drive To D Drive
The easiest way to export iTunes collections from one computer to another is using the professional Windows easy transfer for iTunes - Tenorshare iCareFone. This program is designed to transfer music (including purchased and non-purchased), videos and mobile applications in your iTunes library with an iPhone or iPod as the temporary storage.
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- Open iTunes in your computer and connect an iOS device. Choose the contents you want to add and drag them to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod.
- Download Tenorshare iCareFone and run it in your new computer. Unplug iPhone from the old PC and connect it to the new one. After being detected, click “File Manager” on the main interface.
- Choose “Music” and then the software will automatically list out all the songs. Tick those you need and click “Export” to save them in your new computer.
With the 3 methods mentioned above, all items in iTunes library can be transferred to new computer freely. If you still have any questions, please leave us a message in the comment part.
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