Over the last two days I've reverted two of my 4 PCs back to Win7 and experienced the same problem with iTunes. After reverting (both are Win Pro 64-bit) I was unable to either repair, update, or remove iTunes. Windows could not locate the iTunes6464.msi, usually in an Apple Software Update folder. Is suspect that the Win10 upgrade process moved the msi file to a temp folder and then writes the path to the registry. The reversion process appears does not update the registry and does restore the msi file to its original location leaving you to deal with 'where the heck is the iTunes6464.msi' issue. If you are lucky to have made a back up before the upgrade you restore it and point the installer to the new location. Note that is that the msi version must match your installed iTunes.

Virtual Families Full Apk. So word to the wise, if you revert back to Win7, uninstall iTunes and it's associated support programs (see ) before you downgrade and then install a fresh copy in Win 7. FYI, missing Apple msi files are a know issue that Apple has never fully addressed.

Yes, maybe it works, if you just copy over the msi file from another PC. Note that you have to put it into the correct folder; I guess it might be located somewhere in the user folder with your username. Should the usernames on the two PCs be different, just put it into the folder you have. If the above does not work, I would try downloading the setup.exe file of iTunes again and install it over what I currently have.The dialogue box that you are getting with the error is probably looking for the TEMP folder that the Win10 upgrade created. You should allow you to point the windows installer uninstaller to 'C: ProgramData Apple Computer Installer Cache iTunes 12.2.2.25' Your version number might Be different but first place the iTunes6464.msi file in that location. It should work as long as you have the correct version that match your iTunes installation.

If you can't install iTunes on your Windows PC, or if you see “error 2” or 'Apple Application Support was not found' after you install the software, follow the steps. If you see an 'Windows installer package' alert message, follow these steps to try to repair the software through the Windows Control Panel.

You can check the version of the msi by clicking on properties and then on details. Let me know it you have any questions. Thanks for your help. I've been busy on other things and haven't been able to look at this again until now. The msi file in the iTunes 12.2.1.16 folder is the 12.2.1.16 version. 12.2.1.16 is the version currently working. Apple wants to upgrade to 12.2.2 - so this is the msi file that can't install?

But the message pop up says the problem is that the old version of itunes can't be uninstalled. I'm afraid I'm lost here. Could apple supply a way for the old version to be properly uninstalled, then I just download a new version? Similar Threads Thread Forum I am trying to install iTunes 12.2.1 on Windows 10 Pro. During installation I get two errors, I believe they are connected. I am running this as Administrator from a User account. I have also tried running it with Windows 7 compatibility checked.

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