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My current iTunes version is 12.0.0.140

iTunes installation is by default, I made no particular changes to it.

My App Store application is 2.0 (376.0.5) and tells me there is a iTunes 12.0.1 upgrade available.

When I click on Update in my App Store, the new iTunes version is downloaded and App Store tells me it did the update.

However, App Store comes back telling me exactly the same information, that is there is a new iTunes version available. And if I check the current iTunes version, it is still the old 12.0.0.140 that is running. This problem exists since I installed Yosemite and the latest iTunes version 12.0.1 was available.

So I decided to reinstall iTunes from scratch

- I saved my directory Music (simply copying the existing Music directory to Music.old).

- Then I changed the permissions of the iTunes application file to Read & Write to everyone.

- Then I try to move the application to the WasteBasket and receive the message :

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'iTunes cannot be deleted as it is part of Yosemite' (translation from french, so I'm not sure how it does appear in english)

I looked on internet and some people succeed to deinstall iTunes with 'MacClean' but I dont have it on my laptop.

So my question is how can I reinstall iTunes on Yosemite ?

Ho to be sure I keep all my music, iPod, iPhone, iPad, ... information while doing reinstalling iTunes ? (I have TimeCapsule running)

Thanks in advance for any help,

Marc

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MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.1), iTunes

Posted on Jan 4, 2015 2:03 AM