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And when it’s not repairing your iTunes, it boosts your PC and helps keep iTunes in great shape. It is a primary fix solution for even the nuttiest of iTunes issues. TunesFix is a market leading iTunes cleaner and repairer. However, there’s a much better iTunes helper that lets you do so much more, without the attendant crashes, slow startups or headaches. You can get rid of iTunes helper easily because it won’t be missed much. Then click on the minus (-) sign at the bottom of the page to remove iTunes helper from the list. Step 4: Find “ iTunesHelper” and click on it. This will show you all the apps that are set to launch on startup. Step 3: Click on your account name in the left panel, then click on “ Login Items” in the right panel. You’ll see all your user settings here, including auto launch. Step 2: In the System Preference panel, click on “ Users & Groups”. This will take you to your settings panel. Click on “ System Preferences” in the menu. Step 1: Click on the Apple logo at the top-left corner of your screen. Step 3: Navigate to the “ Startup” tab in the utility. You’ll see a Windows Configuration Utility. Step 2: Type in “msconfig.exe” and hit enter. If you’re using Windows 10, just type into the search box at the bottom left of your screen. Then click “Run” when the pop up menu comes out. Step 1: Click on the Windows logo at the bottom left of your screen. You can be done in a minute by following the steps here. Note that iTunes 12.6.3.6 is the minimum version required for devices running iOS 11.There’s no big deal to disabling iTunes helper. Or see the iTunes installers section of the troubleshooting tip and reinstall the last version that worked correctly for you.

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Disable any non-Microsoft anti-virus software when reinstalling and run the installer as the administrator.

See the second box in Troubleshooting issues with iTunes for Windows updates for detailed tear down and rebuild advice.

Temporarily disable any non-Microsoft anti-virus and see if that has any impact on the behaviour.

We can go into details later if the issue is limited to your own profile. If the problem only exists in your profile it may be possible to delete some of the iTunes preference files which it would seem that iTunes may be choking on.

Try Fix unexpected quits or launch issues in iTunes for Windows - Apple Support and test the behaviour in a different user profile or with a different library.

Delete the iTunes shortcuts from the start menu, desktop, task bar, or similar, then repair iTunes from the programs and features control panel.

Try disconnecting your computer from the Internet before running iTunes.

Again doing this once may sometimes help.

Try holding ctrl+shift as you launch iTunes so it opens in safe-mode.

Some users were finding that with the 12.6.1.25 build, for example, they had to use this method every time and modified the shortcut accordingly. Doing this once may fix certain launch issues.

Locate the shortcut for iTunes, right-click on it, and select Run as administrator.

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Exit the BTTray.exe Bluetooth utility if installed.Remove any SD card that might be in a card reader.If iTunes is apparently installed correctly try the following in turn until iTunes opens/closes/reopens normally:

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