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#NOTHING CLICKABLE ON ITUNES FOR MAC UPDATE#

Update package version 4 (I don't think this matters as this is something like the "definition" updates) I now also remember why I earlier said that the computer without Malwarebytes also had the same issue, it turns out I had Malwarebytes "Anti-Ransomware Beta" installed there, which might have caused it. Now repeat steps 6 to 10 again for the C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Apple folder Choose "Exclude from detection as ransomware only" Navigate to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Appleĩ. Click on the blue "Select a folder" buttonħ. Click on the "gear" icon around the top right hand cornerĦ. Reason being that it might be somewhat more risky to completely disable Ransomware Protection as opposed to just allowing 2 folders, though it still is somewhat of a risk but if you need to backup your iPhone, then this is the current workaround until Malwarebytes fixes thisįor anyone else who needs a step by step guide:Ģ. Someone claimed to have success back in 2017 for what seems to be a similar issue (backup button grayed out, but he didn't mention that all the iPhone content is displayed as "Other"): Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Apple I removed my computer as trusted, then added it back, but that did not make the problem go away.

I tried uninstalling some recent Windows updates but that did not help either.I have a lot of free disk space: 348 GB on my Windows 7 computer's main drive You should log into the iTunes Store (click iTunes Store button in the top right corner), and click Account in the Quick Links section on the right side of.

#NOTHING CLICKABLE ON ITUNES FOR MAC DRIVER#

I wondered if it might be a driver issue, but Windows 7 says I'm using the latest.

On those computers I'm able to back up and the content is properly broken down in apps, music, videos, etc.

The problem is not seen on 2 other computers, one Windows 7 and another Windows 10 Home. /rebates/&.com252fmac-computers252fb658l-when-click-itunes-icon-desktop-nothing.

I tried doing this as Administrator but had the same outcome.

The issue persists even if I removed (saved somewhere else) my iTunes library before reinstalling iTunes.

Windows PC: Run the Apple Software Update and look for iTunes, or open iTunes and select Help > Check for Updates. If there's an iTunes update, click Install. To update manually on a Mac: Go to the Mac App Store and click Updates. If Check for Updates isn't an option in the Help menu, then you downloaded iTunes from the Microsoft Store.

#NOTHING CLICKABLE ON ITUNES FOR MAC INSTALL#

Follow the prompts to install the latest version. From the menu bar at the top of the iTunes window, choose Help > Check for Updates. It is an issue even with another user account I created on the same computer Easiest way: Wait for iTunes to alert you to an available update, and follow the on-screen prompts. If you downloaded iTunes from Apple's website.My iOS 13.3 is the latest at this time, as is iTunes 12.10.3.1 (64-bit on Win 7).The problem still remained after following these instructions for complete removal and reinstallation of iTunes:.I could not back up my iPhone because the "backup now" button is greyed out and all content of my iPhone 8 and iPad appear as "Other" just as reported by the original poster. Do not click Download iTunes, because this will download iTunes 12.7.I've had the same problem starting mid-January 2020. You have to reassign the library that iTunes uses, because iTunes doesn’t like it when you are using a previous version to access a library created by the current version. If you had iTunes 12.7 and want to replace it with iTunes 12.6.3, there are a few more steps you need to do.

#NOTHING CLICKABLE ON ITUNES FOR MAC HOW TO#

After that, you’ll find iTunes 12.6.3 in your Applications folder.Īpple How to fix the ‘iTunes l’ problem with iTunes 12.6.3

When the installer finishes, it will ask if you want to move it to the Trash.

As you navigate through the installer, you’ll need to enter your user password to proceed.

Double-click on Install iTunes to run the installer.

In the window that opens, you can read the Read Before You Install iTunes document.

(It should be in your Downloads folder, or whatever folder you’ve designated as the download location.)

After downloading the installer, double click the disk image file called iTunes12.6.3.dmg.