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I experimented with an alternative approach, which wasn't a straightforward solution, but it worked.

Install iTunes on a different computer, and then use your login, **anything, at this time it will make you agree to an agreement, I guess you will make an error when you click agree on the previous computer, and click agree on the new computer may not make an error, so that you have successfully passed the step of consent agreement.

1. Complete exit and process.

2. Windows XP users click [Start] Menu > [Run] in turn, enter the command [Netsh Winsock Reset], and click the [Enter] key on the keyboard, and that's it.

The iPad that has been activated has a 1202 error when connecting to iTunes, through research, it has been found that when the iPad is connected to iTunes, the network is always constantly **, and when the 1202 error is prompted, the network will be idle.

Workaround,1. Before connecting your iPad to iTunes, do the following steps: Right-click the property --- local connection --- the Internet neighbor (as for the local connection, you can judge for yourself) - right-click --- disable.

Suggestion: Some computers use dual network cards, it is best to disable all local connections.

2。Connect iPad to iTunes....If it's normal, it shouldn't prompt a 1202 error.,And it's directly into the synchronization interface.。。。 And it says that the network failed to connect to iTunes Store.

If you need to use the network, you can re-enable the local connection...

Steps: Right-click properties --- Local Connections --- Right-click --- Right-click --- enabled.

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):

Fix the problem that iTunes Store cannot be connected (take 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, it is best to uninstall it as well. (in case of conflicts).

2· Delete 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 open the stupid calendar to delete the files The path is: C drive--documents and settings--administrator (that 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. Clap hands.

5. Uninstall iTunes and reinstall it. The method of unloading and loading is shown below

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 The username you logged in to the computer appdata roaming Apple Computer iTunes

Is the date and time on your computer correct?

If you jailbreak, flash the phone and then recover. If not, back up all the data on your computer and reinstall the system.