Which method worked for you? Feel free to let us know in the comment section below.

Click here to download the 32-bit version of iTunes from the Apple website and here to download the 64-bit version.

Remove all instances of iTunes from your computer.

Then, test the behavior in different user profiles or with a different (If the problems only occur in your profile, it might be possible that some of the iTunes preferences files are deleted.

Try Apple’s instructions to fix unexpected quits or launch issues in iTunes for Windows.

Disable any non-Microsoft anti-virus software and check if that has any impact on the iTunes behavior.

Also, try reinstalling iTunes while disconnected from the Internet.

Try disconnecting your PC from the Internet before launching iTunes.

(Click on Start > type Programs and features and press Enter > Search for the iTunes app > Right-click it > Choose Repair)

Repair iTunes from Windows’ Programs and Features control panel.

Delete the iTunes shortcuts from your PC (Start menu, taskbar, desktop, or other similar locations).

This also may fix the problem but if it didn’t, continue with the next troubleshooting method.

After it opens up, try closing it and launching it as usual.

However, if that doesn’t help, try the following. Performing this trick may fix specific launch issues.

Right– click on it, and from the menu select Run as administrator.

Locate the shortcut for iTunes (probably on your desktop).

Note: Some users using iTunes 12.6.1.25 were finding that they had to use this procedure whenever launching iTunes.

Also, look if iTunes.exe is present in the Task Manager Processes list and end it if it is there.

Run Task Manager (Right-click the taskbar and select Task Manager).

Disable your Bluetooth app from Broadcom (if you are using one).

Before trying the methods from below, remove any SD card that might be in your computer’s card reader or any disc in the optical drive.

To fix this problem and use iTunes normally again, you need to perform the following methods. Uninstalling all the Apple apps from the system and reinstalling them again doesn’t give any positive results. After updating iTunes from 12.5.3 to 12.6 (using the Apple software update), a couple of Windows 10 users reported problems on app-launch.

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