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Apple iTunes for Microsoft Windows XP has been functioning flawlessly until last week. We did the upgrade to version 9.03.15 through the Apple Updater, ever since the upgrade we can no longer access the iTunes Store. We have performed a removal, reinstall. We have tried a Removal using the Microsoft Cleanup Tool, we have removed all the folders, we have done a roll back to the previous version but still no iTunes Store Access. We have contacted Apple Support, although they have heard about the problem recently, they have no fix or work around.<br />
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We have disabled the local Windows firewall. Tried to access Apple iTunes Store in another network, still no access.<br />
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Microsoft Windows XP Professional - Fully Patched<br />
Apple iTunes Version 9.03.15<br />
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Any ideas?
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Apple iTunes for Microsoft Windows XP has been functioning flawlessly until last week. We did the upgrade to version 9.03.15 through the Apple Updater, ever since the upgrade we can no longer access the iTunes Store. We have performed a removal, reinstall. We have tried a Removal using the Microsoft Cleanup Tool, we have removed all the folders, we have done a roll back to the previous version but still no iTunes Store Access. We have contacted Apple Support, although they have heard about the problem recently, they have no fix or work around.

We have disabled the local Windows firewall. Tried to access Apple iTunes Store in another network, still no access.

Microsoft Windows XP Professional - Fully Patched
Apple iTunes Version 9.03.15

Any ideas?

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