In the case of iTunes 8, affected users quickly named the USB driver that comes with iTunes as the problem, since its name just happened to appear as part of the error message.
Apple finally addressed the issue late in the week by asking users to uninstall iTunes 8 and a related driver, and then re-download the application and install it again.įor some Windows Vista users, the iTunes-related errors are all too familiar, since earlier this year a similar issue was encountered with iTunes 7.7 on 64-bit versions of Vista and required an update to Service Pack 1. As you might expect, folks weren't happy with the new software crashing their computers left and right, and quickly raised a fuss on the Apple Support forums. Almost as soon as iTunes 8 was released, Windows Vista users began reporting that the software was causing a "blue screen of death" whenever an iPod or iPhone was connected.
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