Windows 10: iTunes uses all available VRAM and Then Crashes

I have had an issue running either the Microsoft Store or iTunes download in Windows 11. The iTunes application grabs as much VRAM as it can then locks up. For Bonus Points, if iTunes is maximized it locks up the whole laptop. I have tried almost every tip and trick to fix this with no luck. I then looked at what was using the most resources and found that a service that runs a scheduled defrag of my hard disk was running as well. I stopped the service, and the resources were reduced, and iTunes would behave. I navigated to my C: drive, Tools and Optimize and Defrag Drive. I unselected schedul

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iTunes won't connect to my iTunes Media directory

1. Uninstall iTunes completely. (I suggest using Geek Uninstaller. In my experience this does a good job of clearing remnants.)
2. Download and install latest iTunes from Apple, not Windows Store (Never use the Windows Store for iTunes.)
3. Check whether the Apple version allows you to point to your old media store.

Hope this helps...

 

itunes crashing when trying to watch purchase

Hello Lois,

The possible causes of the issue you are experiencing are corrupt download or incomplete installation of iTunes software, corruption in Windows registry from a recent iTunes-related software change, iTunes-related program files corruption, or another program
might have maliciously deleted iTunes-related files.

To better assist you with your concern, I'd like to know the following:

• Confirm which build is currently installed on your device. To check, follow the steps below:

• Press Windows key + R, then type in winver.
• Click OK.

• Are you getting any exact error messages?
• Were there any recent changes made prior to this issue?

Meanwhile, I'd suggest to try performing a repair on the said application, refer to the steps below:

1. Click on Start, search for Control Panel.

2. Select Programs > Programs and Features, and then select the program.

3. To fix the program, select Repair or, if that’s not available,
Change.
4. Follow the directions on the screen.

Looking forward to your response.

Regards.

 

iTunes installation + Other installation that have occured

It seems that there's a problem with that particular link. Anyhow, here are some steps that you can try and see if it resolves the issue:

• Disable your third-party antivirus.
• Install iTunes as administrator.
• Update your Windows.
• Restart your PC.
• Visit Apple forums to check for suggestions.

Update us with the results of these steps.