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iTunes


Question Posted Thursday December 28 2006, 9:40 pm

My computer won't let me download iTunes. I have Windows XP but it comes up as some crap about invalid file or whatnot. One of my friends has iTunes on his computer. If I got him a CD and got him to burn iTunes onto it, would it work on my computer? Thanks..

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rachyx0 answered Thursday December 28 2006, 10:46 pm:
My sister got an iPod for Christmas, and she was having trouble downloading iTunes on our computer too. My uncle helped us and told us that we needed to download a version of Windows 200 on our computer, and then when we did that iTunes worked. Hope this works for you. :D

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