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By any chance are you using a Bigfoot Networks network card in your machine?
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By any chance are you using a Bigfoot Networks network card in your machine?

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I can not get it to access the iTunes store. I can leave it over night and when I come back in the morning it will still say &quot;Accessing iTunes store&quot;. Some times it will lock up when I click sign in or even sometimes when I click away from iTunes store. I do notice that in task manager the iTunes.exe and applemobiledeviceservice.e<wbr />xe is running my processor at a 100%. I have uninstalled every thing iTunes and Any thing that iTunes uses including QuickTime and bonjour. &nbsp;With it installed I have tried the iTunes repair tool with no luck.<br />
Any help would be great. &nbsp;Also I have done a full system cleanup. It did have some virus's.<br />
I did a system file check. And a windows repair as well.
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I can not get it to access the iTunes store. I can leave it over night and when I come back in the morning it will still say "Accessing iTunes store". Some times it will lock up when I click sign in or even sometimes when I click away from iTunes store. I do notice that in task manager the iTunes.exe and applemobiledeviceservice.exe is running my processor at a 100%. I have uninstalled every thing iTunes and Any thing that iTunes uses including QuickTime and bonjour.  With it installed I have tried the iTunes repair tool with no luck.
Any help would be great.  Also I have done a full system cleanup. It did have some virus's.
I did a system file check. And a windows repair as well.

iTunes

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