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Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. Can I still download a version of Itunes that works with OSX 10.3.9? I have an older G4Mac that does not have Itunes and can't download the current version of Itunes. Mac OS X (10.3.x), I tunes Posted on Dec 30, 2012 5:33 PM Dec 30, 2012 5:37 PM in response to Addison2005 What are you looking at supporting with iTunes?Odds are the version for OS X 10.3.9 is too old to support anything worthwhile.Allan Dec 30, 2012 6:04 PM in response to Allan Eckert Hi Allan, thanks for responding. I am just trying to download I tunes. It does not appear that the newest version will download on my system; however, I do not get an error message or any type of response. I would think Apple would make versions of Itunes available for older operating systems. Dec 30, 2012 6:15 PM in response to Addison2005 It appears the iTunes 6 is about the only version that is compatable with 10.3.9.That is so old it will not support anything at all.It is also only downloadable from torrent site which I personally would not trust to be the least bit safe.Why do you think that Apple should still support an operating system that is 10 years old?Why don't you upgrade?Allan of 1 Itunes download for OSX 10.3.9

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. Just bought a new MacBook Pro and everything went through fine with Migration Assistant except my iTunes. Is here a better way that will allow me to get my tunes on to my new Mac? MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 14.2 Posted on Jan 17, 2024 10:59 AM Similar questions iTunes I'm wanting to transfer my old iTunes library from an old(2011?) Mac to my new MacBook. Unable to download iTunes on the MacBook, like the OS Ventura is "too new". Help? Thanks! 352 2 itunes transfer I recently purchased a 13" Macbook Pro to replace my old iMac. How do I transfer my itunes from the iMac to the Macbook Pro? 299 3 I got a new MacBook replacing an old one with iTunes. How do I get iTunes on my new computer I got a new MacBook replacing an old one with iTunes. How do I get iTunes on my new computer? 175 2 Jan 17, 2024 1:35 PM in response to Zamboni11 Zamboni11 wrote:Just bought a new MacBook Pro and everything went through fine with Migration Assistant except my iTunes. Is here a better way that will allow me to get my tunes on to my new Mac?Move your iTunes library to another computer - Apple SupportMove your iTunes library to a new computer - Apple Community Jan 17, 2024 7:48 PM in response to Zamboni11 As of Catalina, Apple split the Mac version of iTunes into several applications.Your new Mac will have Music, TV, Podcasts, and Books apps – and for managing and doing manual synchronization with iPhones/iPads/iPodTouches, you'll use the Finder.What happened to iTunes? - Apple Support of 1 how to transfer itunes from 2011 MacBook Pro to new MacBook Pro

Some users felt regrettable, after they upgrade their iTunes from iTunes 12.6 to iTunes 12.7, which have removed the App Store, or sometimes the changes are incompatible with their particular workflow.So they want to know are there any methods to downgrade their iTunes 12.7 to iTunes 12.6 again.Yes, with a little effort, you can downgrade iTunes 12.7 back to iTunes 12.6 on either a Mac OS computer or Windows PC.Before downgrading iTunes 12.7 you should know that you can manage and download apps on iPhone or iPad without iTunes, directly in iOS as detailed here, including manually copying apps to the iPhone or iPad via IPA files.You should backup your computer before beginning this process. Failure to backup could result in permanent data loss or data removal. Do not skip backing up your computer before beginning.This process is basically three parts: deleting iTunes, restoring the old iTunes Library file, and then downloading the older version of iTunes and installing it. How to Downgrade iTunes 12.7 to 12.6 on WindowsDowngrading iTunes 12.7 can be done in Windows as well by uninstalling iTunes and then reinstalling the old version. You'll still want to restore the old iTunes Library .itl file however. 1. In Windows, navigate to where your iTunes Media folder is and open "Previous iTunes Libraries" and make a copy of the most recently dated iTunes Library.itl file in that directory.2. In Windows, open Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features and go to "Uninstall or change a program".3. Choose

It seems like it was just moments ago that iTunes 10 became available to download, but already there are some complaints about the new blue button icon. 6ix Passions points out that it looks awkward in their Dock and offers a simple solution; revert back to the old iTunes 9 icon. Here’s how to get the old iTunes icon back:Go into your Applications folder, select iTunes.Right click on the file and select Show Package Contents.Go under the Resources folder and make a copy of iTunes.icns on your desktop (for backup purposes).Replace it with the old iTunes.icns file from the previous iTunes version (9 and below).Start or restart iTunes.Now you’ll have the old iTunes 9 style icon back, featuring its music note layered on top of a CD. Perhaps it’s just that people don’t like change, or maybe they’re still attached to their CD’s, who knows. Enjoy this tip? Subscribe to our newsletter! Get more of our great Apple tips, tricks, and important news delivered to your inbox with the OSXDaily newsletter. Related articles:How to Replace a Lost Recovery Key for Apple ID with iPhone or iPadHow to Know When iPhone Battery Replacement is Needed12 Tips for Making the Most of an Older Mac, TodayFind & Replace Text in Multiple Documents from the Command Line » Comments RSS Feed Leave a Reply