However, some users are already on the trail of the cause and believe that there could be a problem with the language packages. So far, Apple has not commented on this problem. Then you should definitely ignore the update to 12/12/06 afterwards.
Only the option to delete the update and install an older iTunes version led to the desired success, which iTunes starts again. Performing a repair, uninstalling iTunes, and then rebooting before reinstalling, as suggested by Apple in an older support document for such issues, resulted in the same error. This can also happen if the update is not carried out via the store. Then it will be suggested to reinstall iTunes. It seems that updating to iTunes 12.12.0.6 brings with it a bug that simply prevents the app from opening.Īfter installing the update via the Microsoft Store, a dialog appears for some users stating that important files for starting iTunes are not available. The first reports about these problems started shortly after the release of the update (it is a security update) in the Apple forum.
They could not reproduce the error itself, it seems, it does not affect all Windows 10 users. The online magazine Neowin has summarized a few of the problem reports and got to the bottom of the cause. Apparently there is a widespread problem: Those who already have the update can no longer start iTunes.Īffected users are currently reporting this and are discussing the problem in various forums.
Apple is currently distributing the update to iTunes 12.12.06 for Windows 10 via the Microsoft Store.
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