It was also a guessing game as to what computer the OP was describing. My statement had to do with the statement on iTunes regarding 64-bit support only. That really messed things up when it would not open my iTunes library, saying it had been created with a newer version of iTunes. I believe you may be correct about the redirect, because after I removed iTunes the first time after the problem with Outlook and downloaded iTunes, even though I'm using Windows 7 on a 64-bit computer, it downloaded and installed an older version. I am aware of the issue with using the older video card version, as the latest iTunes broke my sync with Outlook. I haven't tested yet on my one remaining XP box, but I suspect that may redirect to the 12.1.2 page rather than 12.2. The third of these - which is actually the 32-bit application with a 64-bit installer - should be used if you get a warning about video card incompatibility when you install the standard 64-bit version, but also may resolve issues with playback, QuickTime compatibility, and problems with some third-party applications (including Outlook). iTunes 12.1.2.27 (64-bit "for older video cards") - itunes64setup.exe.ITunes 12.1.2 is the last version to work with Windows Vista (and XP) - direct links to the installers as follows: ! iTunes 12.2 requires Windows 7 or later, 32- or 64-bit (the Apple download pages are still confused/confusing with respect to this). Keep your iPod filled with all the newest additions to your iTunes library."iTunes will also not support 32-bit Windows computing:" If you have an iPod or an iPhone, you can sync it with iTunes, fast, effortless, and simple with the built-in Auto-Sync. Now you can organize all your music, videos, podcasts, audiobooks, etc. With iTunes you will be able to create and edit your playlists, search for your sound collection, create CD jewel inserts using album art and song listings, copy the music in your CDs to your HD or even create and burn your own CDs.Īnd now it includes a video player-organizer, fully featured like its mp3 brother, so now it is more complete than ever. No matter the iPod you have, iTunes will suit it perfectly. iTunes is thought to be one of the most completes tools to organize and play mp3 music files and the perfect partner for your iPod Shuffle, iPod Nano, iPod touch or iPhone. Apple made popular this full-featured mp3 player-organizer and now it has a new version which is available for Windows users too.
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