Greg_Z
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join:2001-08-08
Springfield, IL
 ·Comcast
| reply to jbgroup1
Re: Did I miss something?
I had no problem on my Laptop, but the desktop stated that the file was corrupt, until I Removed Quicktime 7.0.xBeta, and was then able to install with no problems.
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jbgroup1
Dolemite
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join:2000-05-04
Beltsville, MD | reply to Boricua65
I get the same thing when I try to install iTunes (the corrupt file error). I tried downloading it again several times but no go. I can download other files with no problem.
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ClvrStlAcs
join:2005-09-13
Hutchinson, KS
| reply to Boricua65
Dude the only problem is your internet connection. Apple and anyone in their right mind for that matter would never have a corrupt file available for download. The file sent to you was fine up until some faulty point in the transfer where it became corrupt. Chances are this faulty point is either somewhere within your house (if you have dial-up) or between your modem and your computer (if you have broadband). Unless iTunes is also your ISP or the name of your modem, you're barking up the wrong tree.
BTW if you've had problems with corrupt files before you might want to check out »/linequality |
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Boricua65
join:2002-01-26
Puerto Rico | reply to Tsume
There is one known problem. I downloaded directly from their website Itunes and got a file corruption error when trying to install. |
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