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If you have installed Storm Audio, QQ Butler, and Rising Card, uninstall it first. 360, the antivirus software is temporarily turned off.

Then do as follows:

XP: Start Menu - All Programs - Accessories - Command Prompt, type netsh winsock reset and press Enter.

Then restart your computer.

Then type netsh winsock reset, press enter, and restart the computer.

Junk 360 will prompt you that you may be a Trojan; This is an internal command of the Windows system, it can't be a Trojan, it must be released, no.

However, it does not work. I tried it and it worked.

It is possible that one of the iTunes files is corrupted.

iTunes can't be connected on a computer, it can only be started by connecting to the network through WiFi and 3G through the iPad itself.

Restart your computer or disconnect your local connection from the connection, and then open iTunes

1. Apple's servers are busy.

Although Apple is a cost-effective machine, after all, no one is perfect, and no machine is perfect, so it is understandable that the server will occasionally convuls. At this time, you can only wait patiently, there is no other way. Try to be later**, or every other day or two**.

2. Network Failure The system network setting is wrong.

1. Confirm whether your network is normal, disconnect all network connections from the router, restart the Internet to test whether the network is normal;

2. If you confirm that there is no problem, disconnect the network connection on your mobile phone, and then go to Settings - Restore, restore your network data, and then reconnect.

3. The payment has not been paid off.

This is due to the fact that you have purchased some paid services in the software, and Apple has confirmed that the payment has been deducted from the payment service you have bound, but the funds in your bound service are insufficient and cannot be deducted successfully.

Workaround for not being able to connect to iTunesstore

Many users have reported that the application on the AppStore is unsuccessful, and prompts that they cannot connect to iTunesstore, what to do if they can't connect to iTunesstore, and share some solutions below to ensure that the problem can be solved.

Method 2: Reset Restrictions.

Set universal access restrictions, enable them for 5 seconds, and then disable them.

Method 3: Reset the current wifi

Set wifi into the current wifi to ignore the wifi before this network reset the current virtual state, and then restart the iphone and connect to the wifi again

Method 4: Check the time and time zone.

Set the universal date and time to turn off the automatic setting. If the date and time are correct, turn on Auto Setting.

Method 5: Reset Date & Time.

Set the universal date and time to turn off automatically, and then set the date to a year ago. Trying to open iTunes Store again will do the same, and if you encounter an error message, turn back on the auto-setup option you just turned off. Try a few more times, and the problem of not being able to connect to iTunes Store is solved.

Method 6: iPhone Connect to Computer; Click on the icon in the bottom right corner.

Select another country on the refreshed page; Sync with your iPhone in iTunes and disconnect your phone from your computer when you're done. Go to the Store option in the iPhone settings and cancel the account; Open the AppStore app and see if it's ready?

Try reinstalling the latest version; If you're using Wi-Fi, try disabling Wi-Fi and changing it to Limited. You can also try to turn off antivirus software such as 360 first.

I'm also the same problem, seeking to solve it.

Start menu - All Programs - Accessories - Command box prompt, type netsh winsock reset, press enter, and then restart your computer.

If that doesn't work, try the following methods again (starting with the simple ones is recommended):

Solve the problem of the code problem that the iTunes Store cannot be connected (using the XP system as an example).

1. If you have Storm Video installed in your computer, please uninstall it. (May conflict with quicktime) if there are other **** software, the most Sakura macro is also uninstalled. (in case of conflicts).

2. Remove itunesprefs First set the hidden folder to show: My Computer --Tools (Options) --Folder Options --View--Tick the "Hidden Files and Folders" as "Show All Files and Folders", and then start deleting files The path is: C drive--documents and settings--administrator (is your computer username, Different people's computers may be set up differently) --application data--apple computer--itunes--itunesprefs (this is the file, the format is an xml document) Close iTunes after deletion.

Once reopened, it should be fine. (When iTunes is reopened, it will regenerate this file).

3. Open the above file with NotePad (right-click on the file - edit with...).), change the last line to 143465-19,12

or 143465-19,5

Before the modification it should have been 143465-19,8

It's better to change it to one with 5, or 5 if it was 12), and save it. Turn iTunes off and back on, so it should work.

4. Open iTunes --— Preferences - Parents - Disable iTunes Store - Allow access to iTunes U. Reopen iTunes. Cancel the ban you just set and you're done.

At this point, it should be fine to open the store again.

5. Uninstall iTunes and reinstall it. See below for uninstallation methods

Start Menu - Control Panel - Add Remove Programs - iTunes - Delete. Just wait for the uninstall, and it's better to uninstall the quicktime as well.

If you install a lower version, after rebooting, you should be: My Documents-My**-iTunes-iTunes-iTunes, delete this file and then install the lower version.

6. Turn off the wireless router for a while and then turn it on. It should be fine.

If it is a win7 system, the path of the above file is c: users You log in to the computer's spine directory username appdata roaming apple computer iTunes lookout.

2. It may be that the Bonjour service is disabled, and the service is responsible for allowing the hardware device and software service to be automatically configured and self-published in the network, so the disabling of this service is likely to affect the synchronization and networking functions of Apple devices. It is recommended to turn on the service.

3. It may be the firewall that may be the reason for it, and it is recommended to reset the firewall.

Mine also ran into such an issue, the workaround is as follows:

IE tools---Internet options--- the DAILI server set by the LAN is always checked and not canceled, so it causes iTunes to connect to the network timeout, the specific reason is that iTunes cannot pass through the port of Daili.