Windows 10: Re-install Apple Application Support x64

Hello,


I uninstalled Apple Application Support x64 because I thought I didn't need it. I thought it was just bloatware.

Turns out another software ICM-Pro is heavily dependent on it because the moment I uninstalled Apple Application Support, ICM-Pro stopped working entirely.

I do not have any backup versions, because I just bought this laptop...

Therefore, is there anyway to re-install Apple Application Support x64 but without iTunes or QuickTime, since I don't use these products.


Thanks in advance.

:)

 

"Application Install install package failure!" while installing 13.9

Running Windows 7 Ultimate x64 and MSI 6970 Lightning.

I was upgrading from 13.4 after I did a clean uninstall with AMD Catalyst Install Manager.

Doesn't say what installation failed in the install log. Everything in the log says Success but at the very bottom it says "Application Install: install package failure!" but doesn't say what failed to install.

I only install video drivers and no CCC.

The only thing I noticed is AMD Catalyst Install Manager is not listed in my programs list.

 

How bad is XP x64?

There are only three main issues with XP x64:
1) Driver Support - A lot of lowly manufacturers do not have XP x64 drivers. Just make sure to download drivers for all your devices prior to purchasing XP x64. If you can't find a driver for something, know that it is very unlikely for that device to function in XP x64.

2) Application Support - XP x64, like Vista x64, has zero support for 16-bit applications. If you have any old 16-bit games or programs, they will no longer function.

3) Installer Blacklisting - Some idiot installation developers have added operating system checks to the installers which blacklist any operating system not explicitly defined in the installer. Basically, that means the installer will refuse to install the software on XP x64 even though it works fine on XP x64. I know this is true for Beyond Good & Evil and XIII--the list is rather lengthy. You can work around this one by installing the application on a operating system that isn't black listed and then copy the files over to your XP x64 computer.


I have been using XP x64 since June 2005. Those are the only issues I have ever encountered. Other than that, it is practically the same as XP Pro.


Edit: GTA4 and Saints Row 2 run fine.

Server 2003/XP Professional x64 Edition service pack 2 is basically the same as service pack 3 on XP Home/XP Pro

 

iTunes Not downloading correctly. Keep getting "Apple Application Support Error"

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community.

Since, we do not support third party application I would suggest you post this query on Apple Support:

Apple iTunes Community:

https://discussions.apple.com/community/itunes\

Hope this helps. Please reply if you have further related queries.

Regards,