#How to set itunes as default player install

If you look on the top window youвЂ™ll see a progress bar: To zoom in a bit (since I know that gets pretty small here), hereвЂ™s what youвЂ™re seeing:ДЄs you can see, thereвЂ™s a green check icon adjacent to CD tracks that have been imported and an orange sine wave icon for the track itвЂ™s actually importing. Click on вЂњYesвЂќ and iTunes will start chugging along, importing the tracks one-by-one.

Now, with iTunes running, insert a music CD and youвЂ™ll promptly see:

#How to set itunes as default player install

If that happens, just download the 64 bit version from Apple (go to the downloads area) and install it over the 32 bit version and youвЂ™ll be good to go. The problem is, because Windows Vista has two very distinct versions of the operating system (32 bit and 64 bit) there are also two versions of iTunes you can download from Apple too, and if you install the wrong version then you wonвЂ™t be able to do anything with your music CDs. What youвЂ™re asking is really more akin to Apple iTunes 101: how do you import a music CD? YouвЂ™ve done the hard work of getting iTunes on your Windows PC and setting up your iPod Touch to work with it, so thatвЂ™s good. ItвЂ™s kind of a hybrid somewhere between a regular music iPod and an iPhone. TheyвЂ™re fun gizmos: I have one of them myself.