One thing you can do is try a site called Ninite.com
It installs programs without the need for those installers that like to
add extra junk like toolbars, free offers and even other trial versions
of other programs.
http://www.ninite.com
On the first page that comes up you'll see a number of programs with
corresponding check boxes. iTunes is one of the programs you can get
from this site, so check the appropriate box for iTunes, and then press
the letter b which jumps you to the get installer button. Press the
space bar on that. On the next page you'll see a confirmation that yes,
you do want to download iTunes. Just below that bit of text you'll see a
download link for the Ninite installer for iTunes.
You'll want to make sure you memorize where this file is on your pc.
Next time an update comes out for iTunes, just run that very same
installer you had before, and ninite will download and install the
latest version, with no intervention from you at all.
When it's done you'll be presented with a close button. Press that and
you can run your new version of iTunes.
I hope this helps.
On 6/13/2013 8:47 PM, john riehl wrote:
Well I thought I’d gt clever so I uninstalled Itunes and tried to
install an earlier version. Unfortunately it’s the 32-bit version and
it wouldn’t install. I tried downloading Itunes from apple.com and the
program went somewhere but I can’t find it. I’ve used the Search
function in the start menu (I’m using windows-7). Can anyone tell me
where to get the 10.5 or 11-version of the 64-bit version of Itunes or
how to find the damned file?
Thanks
John
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