How to Fix “Errors Occurred During iTunes Installation” on Windows 10/8/7

Find iTunes Installation Package

If you have been having problems with installing iTunes or its updates on your Windows 10/8/7, you may need to find and copy iTunes installation package. Once you encounter the error, don’t click "finish" on the installation dialog. Instead, leave that dialog open and follow these steps.

Step 1: Open Windows Explorer and type "%temp%" in the address bar. Then hit the "Enter" button on your keyboard.

Step 2: You will be directed to a page titled "C:\Users\Your Username\appdata\local\temp". Once you are on this page, look for a folder called "iTunes64Setup.log". If you use a 64-bit system or "iTunes32Setup1850.log" if you use a 32-bit system.



Step 3: Once you find the folder, open it and scroll down. You need to look for these key files: "C:\windows\system32\msiexec.exe", "C:\Users\Crusisxx\AppData\Local\Temp\IXP593.TMP\iTunes64.msi" and "INSTALL_SUPPORT_PACKAGES=1". You will find them in a temp called "IXP593.TMP".

Step 4: Once you open the temp folder, copy all the installation packages there, create a new folder on your desktop and paste them there.

Step 5: After doing this, you can now click "finish" on the iTunes installer dialog.

Step 6: From the new folder you created on your desktop, run "iTunes64.msi" or "iTunes.msi". After doing this, you can now run the iTunes installer.

This process may be a bit complex but if you follow it exactly, your iTunes should install successfully.
3. Disable Conflicting Software

The error could also be caused by conflicting software on your Windows 10. You can try to fix it by disabling the conflicting software. Here are some steps you can follow:

Step 1: Ensure you have the latest Microsoft Windows Updates. If you don’t, you can visit their website here.

Step 2: Ensure that you have the latest supported version of iTunes for your pc.

Step 3: Temporarily disable or uninstall conflicting software like security or antivirus. The iTunes installation processes may be red flagged by this security software.

Step 4: Restart your computer and then install iTunes again.If you accidentally deleted or lost videos on iPhone, first please check on the Recently Deleted folder. Alternatively, you can use the professional tool Gihosoft iPhone Recovery to recover deleted iPhone videos from Camera Roll or some apps.